sorority rank
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tri delt
kd
chio
dg
kkg
phi mu
pi phi
aphi
adpi
aoii
theta
Commentby: @revApr 20, 2017 4:27:53 PM
That makes absolutely no sense. How can a sorority that has been on campus 3 years fall? Adpi has been through formal rush 2x. Aphi has been through formal rush once. There's no "falling" for either of them right now.
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#3 by: Well
Haven't really seen this ranking before but I kind of don't want to argue it. I don't really see what AOII has over ADPi or APhi. It's not AOPi's house or looks. I don't know about their sisterhood because I'm not one, but the other two appear to have solid sisterhoods as well. I think tiers should start being rearranged..
by: SureApr 20, 2017 4:37:25 PM
#6 by: ?
This is probably just Alpha Phi self ranking, which they are known to do. Personally I would put AOPi on the same level as Pi Phi or very close. AOPi's 2016 pledge class was probably one of the best they have ever had, possibly due to variable quota. Probably half had the resumes to be placed in Sororities much higher on the all important tier ranking. However, they do seem to be having some sisterhood bonding issues, and if they can't correct that they will lose members and it will be harder to recruit. But in all fairness to AOPi, they aren't the only ones struggling with building strong sisterhoods, I have heard several Alpha Phis, ADPis, a few Phi Mus, Pi Phis, and even a DG and Tri-Delt who felt they were invisible in their own Sorority. Maybe the Sororities are just too big, which makes it harder (but not impossible with good leadership) to encourage bonding.
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by: revApr 20, 2017 10:26:06 AM
I don't think Aoii has fallen that drastically.... if anyone I think it's adpi who has fallen. Their PC was kind of strange
so maybe
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