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VIEW THREAD ski club? By: Freshman
What are everyone’s thoughts on ski club? I’ve heard that they have approached nearly 70 members and are quickly rivaling...Read More
VIEW POST By: Billy
G phi will cut anyone below a 3.0 after the first day and pi phi is typically strict as well...Read More
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VIEW POST By: Too funny
Comedy that someone removed the other post, but as I said: A Phi and G Phi Sig Ep and Phi Delt. The rest...Read More
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VIEW THREAD gpa? By: freshman
How much does GPA matter? Are there any sororities that will for sure cut you if your GPA is not...Read More
VIEW THREAD poll: what sorority do you want? By: Spring 2019 Rush
VIEW POST By: Follow up
Theta moving above Pi Phi is probably the only actual change since this was posted ...Read More
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By: dudePosted:
Phi Delt is probably a top tier frat at Creighton, I think they just get a lot of flack because people try to compare them to SigEp from a recruitment standpoint when the two simply go after two different types of kids. They can have some fun parties (911 house saved them this year on the social scene) and are pretty involved on campus. They are known for having a pretty diverse group of kids in their pledge classes and have a small group who are your stereotypical frat boys.
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Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
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VIEW POST By: frat guy
This is very accurate, but I would move SAE up to the middle tier for guys after their pledge class...Read More
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VIEW POST By: frat guy
In my opinion the sororities that had the best pledge classes from 2018 were A Phi, DZ, Theta Phi, and...Read More
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By: BillyBlueJayPosted:
SAEs are very close knit, but definitely “off the map” when it comes to the Greek community at Creighton. They do their own stuff and host their own events, but aside from that they’re not overly present in any aspect of CU. Nice guys, but definitely a little uncomfortable to talk to and kind of draw the “weird frat” reputation. Speaking of uncomfortable, the “if that means they respect women then so be it” line on this thread sounds written by an SAE.
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