tiers
by: ...what are the sorority tiers as of now? the year is almost over and where does everyone stand?
Comment#2by: No matter the letter
The reason I ended up where I belong was because I was out of state and didn't know any of the stereotypes associated with each house. Every house has there own strengths and weaknesses, but whats important is focussing on where you fit in best or you will not want to continue. Also, each fraternity gets alone differently with different houses so that shouldn't matter either.
#3by: Tiers
Tiers just mean how exclusive a house is. The top tier houses are ones that recruit girls with top grades, activities, recs, and looks. It's naive to say there are no tiers or that simply going to a certain high school or hanging out with certain guys is what's important. Recruitment is very stressful because you're choosing girls to live in your house and wear your letters. You want ones that will make you proud. So stop worrying about girls being stuck up. It just means that you need to look around and find someone that wants to have a new friend and has time to spend with you. Busy girls aren't stuck up, they're just busy.
by: lol
by: fact
Each and every house recruits for grades and activities, and if you admit your house recruits for looks that's superficial and rude. With that being equal for all houses, the next deciding factor is friends. If you meet the minimum, where you eventually end up is more about where you went to highschool.
I think we should all worry about girls being stuck up because who wants to be with a stuck up girl? You are trying to justify why certain houses pick their friends, or try to get the hottest girls.
Being busy has nothing to do with being stuck up? I don't know why you would use that excuse. Fact is a stuck up girl thinks she's better than everyone else and will only associate with girls she thinks are up to her standards. Sorry but most girls in so called exclusive top houses aren't better than anyone they just THINK they are. That is the biggest difference. If you are a truly genuine girl who is outgoing and open to all friendships, and is helpful and friendly to everyone, don't pick one of the stuck up houses or you will be very miserable. You won't fit in because there are already cliques in place and they will be too "busy" to include you or want to be your friend.
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#5by: stuck up
This whole concept is so 7th grade that it just makes me laugh. My god, we're in college. If the chemistry majors don't want to hang out with you because you because you're in elem ed and you have no similar interests, are you going to say they're stuck up? What do you want to do with these girls that you find so stuck up?
#6by: ^^^
What are you trying to say? I really hope your comment is to the "top house" girls who think it's ok to be stuck up just because they don't like girls that have different majors? The girl who says it's ok to not want to make friends with girls you don't know or may not have similar interests.
by: above
I'm saying that the concept of "stuck up" doesn't exist in college. It's an attitude left over from 7th grade. In college, girls hang out with people they knew in high school, people in their classes, people in their houses, people in their dorms, people they've worked on committees with, people they've met through their friends, the girlfriends of their boyfriends, etc. They don't hang out with some girl with an entitled feeling that she'd like to hang out with some Chi Os or G Phis but that they're too snobby.
If you don't know them from one of the ways I've listed, then why are you wanting to hang out with them? If you do know them and want more of their time than they want to spend with you, grow up. It's not all about you. They may have lots of people that they enjoy hanging out with.
The biggest thing is your attitude. From your comments it seems like you're seeking out girls in certain houses and trying to strike up a friendship out of thin air just because they are in that house. Then you judge them because they don't spend time with you. AWKWARD!
Work on your attitude. And stop pretending to know what house someone is in just because they don't agree with you.
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#7by: ^^^
People don't want to hang out with people who want to hang out with them because they're in a "top" house. It's embarrassing when that happens. It's college. Find people who are interested in what you're interested in. Don't try to pick friends just because of their house then call them stuck up because they don't go along with it. Seriously, I don't know anyone whom I'd consider stuck up.
by: yeah
OMG on #11 is a little dense. I feel sorry for her, but really... She has some deep seated inferiority problems.
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by: hahaha
You comment on the other post how girls that write here are just trying to influence new members. Isn't that exactly what you're doing? Talking up your house and calling everyone else crazy who doesn't believe you? Hypocrite
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#10by: KU Greek
People get on this website then get all offended when there are discussion threads asking about tiers... it is called greekRANK
KU has a variety of houses and you really cannot go wrong with any choice.
Every house is unique in their own way. Go in to rush open-minded and do not rule out a house just because it may not fall into what's listed as "top" that doesn't make a house any better than another. The top 5 houses listed just tend to be more selective during recruitment and cut more girls early in the week.
(no specific order within groups)
Top
chio
kappa
piphi
theta
gphi
Middle
dg
achio
sk
kd
bottom
tridelt
adpi
agd
by: Kay You
by: true
"Top" in sorority recruitment (which is what we're talking about here) means most selective. It is quantifiable. The ones who have to cut the most girls early are the most selective. Actually that is Chi O and GPhi as the most selective. But I agree that Kappa, Pi Phi, and Theta are also highly selective. Which house a PNM chooses is based on her own values, so it's true that of that group, non is better than the other. Just different. If you like academic girls, go Chi O, etc.
It's clear that "Nope" is the same girl with the 7th grade attitude that is complaining about girls being "stuck up." All I can say is that I've seen numerous comments to her advising her to look at her own attitude, that no one else in college thinks any girls are "stuck up." It's a middle school concept that is just socially awkward to try to apply to college students. I'm sorry for her. She sounds lonely and pathetic. But it seems to be her own fault for trying to base her friendships on the rank of houses girls are in. Weird...
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Yes actually the very best situation is a girl who has no idea about greek life at ku and has no clue who is "supposed" to be a top house, that way they pick their house based on how they feel when they are meeting girls from all the houses, not just wanting a house because they heard it was top or their friends are in it. The happiest most settled girl is one who knows nothing before recruitment.
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