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AUSororities

<strong>Subject:</strong><br />2026 Auburn Sororities: Not Top, Mid & Bottom Anymore<br /><br /> Poster Message:
TBH, there really isn’t a definite “top” anymore, which is why rankings feel pretty irrelevant. I’d categorize chapters more by momentum, campus involvement, retention, recruitment strength, sisterhood, and overall chapter health. Most Auburn sororities are strong, they’re just strong in different ways, and what one person considers “top” can be completely different from another. Established but Less Dominant Alpha Delta Pi Phi Mu Kappa Delta Long-established, highly recognizable chapters that remain competitive, but no longer seem to hold the level of dominance they once did. Strong, Increasingly Competitive & Gaining Momentum Gamma Phi Beta Delta Delta Delta Sigma Kappa Delta Gamma Alpha Chi Omega Competitive chapters showing clear upward momentum through recruitment, campus involvement, visibility, leadership, and/or recent pledge classes. Competitive but Shifting Downward Alpha Gamma Delta Pi Beta Phi Zeta Tau Alpha Chi Omega Still recognizable and competitive during recruitment, but recent visibility and overall momentum appear less consistent than in previous years. Stable & Involved Delta Zeta Alpha Omicron Pi Alpha Xi Delta Steady, established chapters with dependable membership and campus involvement. Consistent and solid without showing a particularly strong upward or downward trajectory. Rebuilding & Repositioning Kappa Alpha Theta Kappa Kappa Gamma Sigma Sigma Sigma Chapters that appear to be actively strengthening recruitment, membership, campus presence, and overall positioning.