Sigma Chi - ΣΧ Fraternity Ratings at CSUSM

To be completely honest, these guys are just okay. Some guys are cool, but you can tell that EVERYONE gets a bid. Not a lot of people really care about them, they don't do much. Compared to other Sig chapters (like UCSD), they're disappointing. They definitely need more exclusivity and more social events in order to get anywhere. For now, SAE will be staying at the top. Learn from them, boys.

Really nice guys who just need to become a little more social! They have great potential as a new chapter! It's hard starting out but they are trying and doing a pretty good job at it. All I have to say is for you guys to have a few more parties so my girlfriends and I don't have to get creeped on at TKE parties.

The only negative things I seem to see here for these guys is that they are not a chapter yet. And this automatically makes them a bad fraternity? From what I have heard they are getting established pretty soon. The work these guys do seem to rival, if not exceed, a lot of the work that I have seen a lot of established orgs do; and trust me, I have met A LOT of fraternitiy men from different conferences I have attended! These guys are super friendly and already proven themselves Before.

Sigma who? These guys aren't even a chapter. Looks more like a club than a fraternity. No social life or bond between each other and will accept anyone and everyone so they can grow. Desperate?

I think these guys have a lot of great potential. It seems hard to have to build a fraternity from the ground up, but from what I have seen they have what it takes to give it done. They seem to have a good sense of brotherhood, but I agree it can be improved a bit. Really cool guys though!

No...just no... The co-ed business frat on campus has more brotherhood than these guys. They are taking forever just to become a real frat and they've been a colony forever

Great guys! Taking home the gold!

started from the bottom..

These guys got a lot of coming up to do. They are taking forever just to build up their membership to finally get a charter. They run their organization more like a business than a fraternity mainly because they are missing the essential brotherhood element. Nice guys for sure! They just aren't quite there yet though.

They have still much to learn and do, but with the small amount of guys compared to the other fraternities, they have still managed to do the best philanthropy of any fraternity at san marcos. I expect in a couple years for this to be the fraternity all the guys want to start joining. they just have to recruit more.