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<strong>Subject:</strong><br />The main draw for recolonized houses<br /><br /> Poster Message:
If you join a recolonized house, know it’ll be more work than an established house. These frats have only been back for a couple years, need to work very hard on getting new classes and have an uphill battle for getting mixers with good sororities. That said, these frats also so happen to be some of the oldest on campus with very big alumni groups. Unlike ASig or DKE that restarted fairly recently, new members are joining historically upper tier and top tier houses, instead of frats that have almost always been bottom tier. There’s an opportunity to buy extremely low into brotherhoods that are ridiculously connected and that throw exclusive events after you graduate. That’s the draw to these houses. SAE, lenroc, Fiji etc, there hasn’t been a restart like this since ChiPsi or SigPi.