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The men of Sigma Alpha Epsilon are really true gentlemen. They are involved on campus and are generally clean, well kept men.

These girls don't get along with each other. They don't know the meaning of sisterhood.

Kappa Alpha Thetas are the nicest, most involved women on campus. They hold leadership positions throughout the campus and community. They love going out and having a good time. Their chapter has always been and always will be the best. Their house is the most beautiful and timeless building in Vermillion. The women get along with each other and their sisterhood is true. They have won the Corinthian Award (best sorority on campus) the last 2 years.

Classy, I don't have anything bad to say about Theta at USD or nationally. All the Theta's I've met have been down-to-earth, just wish they would be more involved with the fraternities who are not a part of their Greek Week/Strollers team. Overall, the women I've met from Theta are the kind of girls (as a guy speaking) you want to date.

Not the greatest fraternity on campus. If another fraternity gets booted off campus my guess is Delt will be one of the top candidates. During my time at USD, as soon as I visted Delt, I was offered a beer (which I was underage at the time). One of my friends who is a legacy decided to join a different fraternity and they treated him horribly.

When I went through Rush Week I was impressed by their basement theater, but got an odd vibe from their members. Eventually my best friend within this chapter had a falling out with the local chapter and left. They are rebuilding their reputation but that have one of the best alumni bases of any fraternity on campus.

During my time at USD A-Z's got a bad wrap, sometimes for the right reasons, but many times for the wrong reasons. Out of the sororities at USD, they are probably the most genuine and least cliquish of the sororities.

Virtually anyone gets a bid from Phi Delt, and I've heard from Phi Delts at other campuses who avoid the USD chapter. Ecclectic group is the best way to describe them, which can have pros and cons.

The principles the guys live by are what make them a small fraternity because of their high standards, but with time this will be among the best. Look at any campus with a Phi Kappa Theta and majority of the time they are the "underdog" fraternity, but many of them wouldn't have it any other way, because as a result of this they have something to prove.