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Poster Name:LJ
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ZTA - Beautiful girls. They party very hard, very talkative, fraternities love them. They are more involved than Aphi's and are more laid back than Phi Mu's. I wouldn't consider them preppy at all, all dress like hipsters and tend to stick out. They're all very invidiualistic, but overall are really nice girls. Pi Phi - A great majority of their girls are beautiful, just like ZTA / APhi, however, I wouldn't say they purposely try to recruit "pretty girls." They have a GPA requirement 3.2, unlike most sororities, so they have some decently smart girls. 95% of sorority is out of state, they're very, very involved on campus, are very laid back, and have a great sisterhood. The girls are super talkative and are a more laid back version of ZTA. Kappa Kappa Gamma - I would say on looks they have 50/50. They are HARD core parties. I would consider them to be the biggest partiers out of every sorority. The girls are exceedingly nice, have a great sisterhood, but aren't as involved on campus. They don't emphasize grades as much as Alpha Chi. They have a pretty good mixture of girls, wouldn't sa they try to recruit the pretty girls though. Alpha Chi Omega - Very "good girls." Although they have their party animals, a great majority of them are religious and tend to stay away from getting a bad rep. They have the highest GPA's, therefore, I would say they have the smartest girls on campus. They are more uptight about their rules, have more requirements as a NM than the other houses.
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