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All the girls are super nice. There are a lot of rumors in Greek life in general and they have a lot of negative rumors surrounding them but I’ve witnessed that a lot of them aren’t true.

they get a bad rep but every girl i’ve met has been super sweet. there are a few oddballs but overall very kind and welcoming

seem super nice during rush and then immediately switch up once you join. only talk to the new members that they deem as cool and overall foster an exclusive environment for new members despite how much they claim to be a sisterhood

Tri Sigma is just a super chill and fun group. The girls are easy to talk to and not at all fake or intimidating. They know how to have a good time but also care about their philanthropy and their sisters. It feels really genuine, no drama, just good people who want to support each other.

I’m not in Greek life myself, but I have a few friends in Tri Sigma and they’re honestly some of the kindest, most genuine people I know. They’re always including others in events and making everyone feel welcome, even those outside Greek life. You can tell they really care about their sisters and their philanthropy. If you’re looking to join a sorority with real, supportive friendships, Tri Sigma seems like a great choice!

I was in Chi O but decided to drop before recruitment this year. The sisterhood wasn’t what I hoped for—it felt like there were clear cliques and not much effort to include everyone. Leadership didn’t always listen to concerns or try to make things better. I wanted something more genuine and supportive. Just wanted to share for anyone considering it that it might not be the best fit if you’re looking for real connection with everyone.

I tried Chi O during informal recruitment and honestly didn’t feel super welcomed. The vibe was kind of closed off, like they already knew who they wanted. It seemed hard to break in if you weren’t already friends with someone there. They have a tight-knit group, but it didn’t feel very open to new people during COB events. Just my experience!

Honestly, SDT didn’t feel very welcoming when I went through recruitment last year. Some of the girls seemed a bit cliquey and it was hard to have genuine conversations. I got the vibe that they weren’t as involved on campus as other chapters, and there wasn’t much emphasis on sisterhood events. Might be a better fit for someone looking for a smaller, more private group, but it just wasn’t for me.

Tri Sigma has such a welcoming and inclusive vibe. The girls are kind, fun, and truly passionate about their philanthropy. They’re always there for each other, whether it’s study sessions, volunteering, or just hanging out. You can tell they have strong bonds and genuinely care about making everyone feel at home. Amazing chapter!

Tri Sigma is truly a sisterhood that feels like home. The members are genuine, supportive, and always down to have a good time while balancing academics and philanthropy. They’re involved on campus, care about their community service, and you can tell they really look out for each other. If you’re looking for real friendships and a group of women who will cheer you on in everything you do, Tri Sigma is the place to be!