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Go frogs

<strong>Subject:</strong><br />What sorority rankings actually mean<br /><br /> Poster Message:
For all the PNMs looking on Greek rank trying to figure out what sorority is “good” and what is “bad”, first and foremost, stop looking at this website. It’s completely untrue and does not represent reality. However, if you choose to stay, it’s important to understand what is it truly means to be in a “top” or “bottom” house. Typically, “top” houses are those that have been on tcu’s campus longer while “bottom” houses are those that are newer. This is typically because older houses have a larger alumni network than newer ones (but not always the case). Here are the years that tcu sororities were established on campus: 1954: dg, zeta, chi o, kappa, theta, adpi 1956: pi phi and ddd 1988: sk 1991: axo 2008: gphi 2016: phi mu 2023: kd You’ll notice that not all of the sororities follow the rule stated above, but there is a very clear pattern that a top house typically correlates to an older establishment date.