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<strong>Subject:</strong><br />How recruitment will go for real<br /><br /> Poster Message:
So the sororities at A&M fall into groups & “top” houses are basically dependent upon where you are from & really matter of opinion. There ARE houses who already know their bid lists & will probably get them, so there’s that. I’ll call them group 1…that’s Kappa & Tri Delt. If you don’t know anyone in these houses get ready for hard cuts in the first round. Group 2-that would be houses like DG, ZTA, Pi Phi, AXO & DZ & all of them pull from the same group & depending on who you know in the house you may be cut early…DZ, Pi Phi or AXO may keep you around a little longer (like thru sisterhood) until the others have to make bigger cuts, but all are competitive houses. Group 3- Chi O & Theta. People call them the “Christian” girls. Make no mistake, these are competitive houses & Chi O is notorious for dirty rushing. Obviously they pull form similar groups & if you don’t fit you will be cut. Group 4- KD and GPhi- these two pull from similar groups also. I hate to say they get the leftovers, but they often pick up girls cut from groups 2 & 3. They get good pledge classes because so many great girls go thru recruitment & sometimes cuts are made for very superficial reasons or because a house just doesn’t know enough about a girl. Definitely some randoms slip in to these chapters though. Last - group 4 - ADPi & AOPi. Hate to use the term “bottom” because there really isn’t one, but lots of girls drop recruitment rather than pledge one of these. The girls that remain & pledge either of these houses are the types that don’t care about superficial rankings & are good to make the most of their sisterhood. That’s it PNMS.