what do y’all mean by “wealthy”????
by: ?????I keep hearing that girls who go here are wealthy but to some ppl that means parents making $100k a year and to others that’s 400k so around how much do girls parents make here??? I’m asking bc I want to have fun and go to nice dinners and I tend to get jealous easily so I don’t wanna lose out on fun. How much do girls spend a week on average here?
#11 by: Guest
my parents together make about 200k a year and id say im middle class. im not ashamed to say that yes i buy fake hermes and gucci stuff. good for the girls who can afford the real thing, but i dont plan on looking like a ho after college. im just trying to survive college without any debt.
#15 by: Nothing
Nothin looks worse than a girl with an LV bag in dirty flip flops and the million other versions of the "sorry there is no way that purse is real or if it is you know your bank account is supposed to have many more zeros than the value of your purse" look!
Point is, most of the bags etc here are real, as are the things that go with it.
You are MUCH better off looking good within your means than faking it.
And, as noted, the moral issues of the fake are concerning as well.
#17 by: observations
From the things I've noticed some people are wealthy and like to show it off and some girls don't it just depends for the most part the majority of faces "wealthy" girls get the cheapest designer things like the cheapest Gucci slides cheapest LV coin purse cheapest Mercedes/audio/bmw I'm not saying that these things are cheap at all but I'm saying majority of these girls aren't getting the most expensive thing from the Gucci store just getting the cheapest designer thing which makes them seem "wealthy" these girls for the most part love to flaunt it
#18 by: monies - OOS
Honestly a majority of girls who claim to have all this money are still on a college budget, a lot of their parents limit them. there's also not a lot along the lines of "nice dinners" most of us just use our dining dollars and Bama cash at fast casual places when were not served food at the house. I personally don't usually have the time and I'm not picky enough to go out to a nice dinner every week, it's just not a priority for most people. personally I'm just given a few credit cards and told to get whatever I want, which sounds pretty bratty but personally the way I was raised I'm not wasteful or materialistic. I won't just order a million hand bags and designer clothes online everyday, but maybe that's just me and that why I'm not given a budget. There seems to be a lot of girls trying to prove they have money. they talk about it which in my opinion is tacky. if you have to talk about it you're defending yourself and feel inadequate. If were being real my family has more money than at least 95% of the girls in my house, but you prob woudln't guess because I would never say it (not anonymously) and I don't feel like I have to prove it to everyone. it's not that big of a deal to me either, but that's just me
#19 by: Wow
This whole thread is nauseating! There is a big difference between being wealthy and being materialistic. Few here are truly wealthy but many are materialistic and brand conscious. It truly doesn’t matter and if it matters to certain houses or girls within a house why would you want to be friends with them anyway! Be proud of who you are and carry yourself with confidence and you will be just fine!
#20 by: M2cents
Most girls fall into the middle class tier at UA (family income between $70 - $125K). Very few millionaires, but a notable influx from Dallas and Atlanta. The vast majority of sorority girls adorn themselves with clothes shoes and cars that are better than their mom’s. Simply a result of Mom and Dad wanting better for their daughter than they had. By and large, you will fit in and be accepted by your peer group.
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by: Oh noJul 21, 2018 4:22:10 PM
Why are you trying to be something your not