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Poster Name:
Knowledge

<strong>Subject:</strong><br />The truth about rankings. <br /><br /> Poster Message:
Some girls may be overjoyed by their new home and others may not be where they thought they would end up, but the only things the rankings are for is to make insecure girls feel good about themselves while trying to make girls in “lower tiered” sororities feel bad about themselves. This is silly and juvenile! The absolute truth is that you get out of your sorority experience exactly what you put into it, and it doesn’t matter what “tier” your sorority is, it’s about the experience you have and the friends you make-that can be exactly the same in each sorority. Those who have the best experience aren’t experiences based on tiers, it’s based on the effort you put in. Reach out and make new friends, invest time I. Your new house, help clean up after dinner, volunteer for committees, show up for homecoming activities, represent your sorority by following pledge rules. Those are the girls that others will gravitate towards. Yes, I’m older, but I have the experience from to know that it’s the friendships you make that matter. Those that will stand beside you when you get married and when you bury your parents. The ones you still take girls trips with, the one who travel long distances to celebrate your life milestones. Girls, that’s what matters. So, no matter where you end up today, your sorority experience is ip to you. It isn’t better in one tier over another. You can find your people where you are. Don’t let anyone put down and make you feel bad about the place where you can find your lifelong friends and a sisterhood that can last a lifetime.