most common ranking (according to every one)

by: rankingAug 25, 2017 3:54:29 PM

ignore all these other rankings, this is the most common rankings and trends (down, up, none) and notes

Top Tier:
(1) DDD (down) - has always been #1 but has been losing ground, expect KD/DDD to compete for #1 in the near future
(2) KD (up) - most desired
(3) Chi-o (none) - will always be top tier, but very few want chi-o and essentially their girls are 95% selected before summer (chi-o and aphi are hard to put into tiers)

Mid Tier:
(1) Kappa (up) - ranked above DG, most OOS want kappa
(2) DG (up) - improving more than kappa, expect DG to overtake kappa as #1 in mid tier
(3) Phi Mu (up)
(4) Pi Phi (up) - improving more than phi mu, but not enough to over take phi mu
(5) Aoii (down) - will eventually fall to bottom tier with theta alone

Bottom Tier:
(1) Adpi (up) - new home and variable quota, expect to break into bottom of mid tier
(2) A Phi (up) - is unfairly put in bottom tier due to being new, give them a few years, they should be a sold mid tier with their new house and variable quota
(3) Theta (up) - improving and great sisterhood that gets overlooked, but will still be last for the see-able future

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#1 by: Agreed Aug 25, 2017 4:20:39 PM

This is very accurate, and after this year's rush Alpha Phi will for sure be bumped up to middle tier

By: AgreedAug 25, 2017 4:20:39 PM

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by: rankingAug 26, 2017 12:48:28 AM

think they will need a few years before they can be fairly ranked, they won't be bumped to mid tier this year alone, sorry

By: rankingAug 26, 2017 12:48:28 AM

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#2 by: What? Aug 25, 2017 7:04:33 PM

There are no sororities in a downward tend on the Ole Miss campus, especially not DDD or AOPi. Kind of weird that you singled those two out. AOPi has shown a solid growth in membership and GPA and has a good retention rate which puts them in the going UP category. DDD maintains their growth rates, retention rates and GPA so they basically are in the no change category. Both will meet their quota with no problem. You must have a reason to single those two out - but it's not based on actual information.

By: What?Aug 25, 2017 7:04:33 PM