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Having strong nationals means that a sorority has an overall good national reputation and they not only have chapters across the nation at big name schools, but that those chapters are also "top" at most schools. Another factor in strong nationals is their notable alumni. If a sorority has a long list of notable alumni, chances are that sorority has good nationals. Being in a sorority that has strong nationals ensures that, in the future, when you go out to apply to job/internships/etc, you'll have an easy time finding places and getting said jobs/internships because of the connections from your sorority. Greek life here at UA is extremely competitive and requires a lot of dedication, that being said, for a sorority to have a chapter here, they basically need to have good/strong nationals, otherwise the chapter here would be a disaster. Delta Zeta's nationals aren't necessarily "weak," but in comparison to others, like Chi Omega's and Kappa Alpha Theta's nationals, they're weak. If you search a list of DZ notable alum, they have a very short list filled with women you most likely haven't heard of before, however ChiO and Theta have very, very long lists with very familiar names. Saying DZ nationals seems great just because your friend is in a chapter at LSU doesn't mean anything. EVERY sorority has their good and their bad chapters. What truly matters is how strong their nationals is.