small fraternities
by: incoming freshmanI'm looking to rush next year and I want to join a smaller fraternity, but I don't know anything about OSU's Greek system. Which ones are good?
#1 by: Ronald Reagan
how small is small?
less than 30; lambda chi, acacia, SigChi, AGR (if youre country at all they throw great parties for the number of guys)
under 70; SAE, Pike, Fiji
out of those SAE, and pike are for sure on the rise, and SigChi will either rise all the way back to the top tier or completely bite the dust, its your gamble to take there
Comment#2 by: except
The problem with small fraternities is that they are sooo much smaller than the sororities, they end up as add-ons in Greek Week, etc. The sororities run mid 120's to mid 140's-why would they want to do anything with a small (under 50) fraternity? Not trying to bash the small ones, as there are some good guys in them, but trying to point out the reality when it comes to sororities.
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by: OSUMay 31, 2013 8:33:46 AM
ohiounion.osu.edu/get_involved/sorority_fraternity/membershi p_statistics
Check out the data here for numbers. I went and fact checked the above post just for the hell of it. The above post is nearly correct, but I believe Fiji has 92, according to this data. SAE has 71, and Pike has 70 on the dot. Look under the column that says "total". Keep in mind... this does not include seniors who graduated this last semester, so the number will be a little lower.
Keep in mind Sigma Chi was nearly destroyed with the allegations. Numbers aren't a great predicator of how great a fraternity is; they can change radically in a semester. Numbers can tell you how many people are interested in the fraternity, but not if they are cool guys.
I wouldn't necessarily agree with the above post... Chi Phi has 18, but seems to be on the rise from their variety show presentation. Numbers don't really matter.
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