best kept secret

I honestly think Theta has been doing better than Pi Phi and Kappa since I've been at UT.

of SEC schools, Florida, Georgia, Vandy, A&M and Alabama all have relatively difficult admission standards (Vanderbilt is the only one that's actually tougher to get into than UT though).

Bama is easier to get into than Auburn.

Do you figure? Bama's acceptance rate is 44%, Auburn's is 70%.

Besides the fact that your comments are terribly rude (Big Six Cheat Sheet) they are way off the mark. I could tell you what I've "heard" also, but instead I'll tell you what I know to be true. My sister is a very active ZTA at Mississippi State and they do not have the reputation you so eloquently described above. They have girls in all major organizations (Student Govt. leaders, Pom Squad, Diamond Girls, Road Runners, Orientation leaders, etc.) and the current Miss MSU (selected in October) is a ZTA. You must've gotten your info from a Mississippi girl because their top choices are Chi O and KD. Actually, all the chapters there are very strong. ADPi is coming on campus this January and Kappa in Fall 2014. ZTA, DDD and PI Phi do tend to go after the strong out of state girls (ZTA is heavy on Florida and Georgia girls) - funny that those are the three sororities you mentioned being easy to get into. Don't think they're easy to get into, you still need to bring your A game to rush. It is an SEC school, after all. I will admit, however, that Miss State is an easy school to get into. My sister is there (on scholarship) for a specific program. But, she loves the school and she loves ZTA.

I know most of what is on this site is just people talking smack, but I just couldn't let that above comment go without setting the record straight. Btw, I love my sorority here at UT, but I think all the chapters are full of lovely, smart and accomplished women!!!

Pi Phi is not Old Row at Bama, but it is nowhere near a bottom tier sorority there; easily mid to upper-mid. It's mid to lower-mid at Auburn. UGA is NOT the easiest to get into! LOL! Girls who can't cut it academically at UGA usually transfer to Auburn, which is much easier to get into than Alabama. The Pi Phi's I have known from Ole Miss were awesome girls; and the chapter at LSU is not easy to get into.
Theta is terrible at Auburn, but is a fairly new sorority there. It's getting better at UA, but is not that great at Ole Miss or LSU.
Kappa is bottom tier at AU, but pretty good and Old Row at UA.
ChiO is top tier at most SEC schools.
ZTA is not that bad at MSU (wtf?!?!?), and is one of the oldest sororities on that campus (ChiO is the best there); mid-tier at AU and UA, but better at UA than AU.
Tri Delt is "old money" at UA, mid-tier at AU, top tier at UT and good at Ole Miss; usually nice girls from affluent families.

Regardless, this idea of a cheat sheet is garbage. This is creating stereotypes that could potentially hurt transfer students, who might make great sisters if they affiliate. I agree that people should not be accepted blindly, but transfers deserve a fair chance.

Honest post for once? I'm shocked.

Please don't major in English.

Natural Science majors at UT are not striving to be a public school English teacher or the editor of The Daily Texan. Must be an Aggie. LOL!

It's a little risky. You have to have a very high GPA to transfer to UT.

Theta has something like 4 top tier chapters a couple of middle tier ones then a fair number of lower tier ones. Overall Kappa is probably the strongest PKT in the SEC. While they do have some unimpressive chapters they also have about 7 or 8 top tier ones.

In the SEC, Theta is ...

Top-tier at Georgia, Kentucky, and Vandy

Mid-tier at A&M, Florida, and Mizzou

Bottom-tier at Bama, Auburn, LSU, and Ole Miss