kkg, aphi, dg
by: Super 3
Nationally, these 3 are the strongest/best houses overall and are USUALLY top or mid-tier at most schools.
PIPHI, THETA, are strong but not top or mid-tier as often across the country as the Super 3.
CHIO, DDD, ZETA, GPB are strong but top less often than the above.
AXO, KD, ADPi, AGD are top only on occasion and are slightly more regional.
AXD is never top and not nearly in the same catagory as the above.
PHIMU, AEPHI, SDT, DPE, AOPI are even weaker than AXD.
SSS, PSS, ASA, TPA are just totally unknown, generally speaking.
Did I forget any??
Commentby: Hehe
Hey girl, you sound a little jelly I'm not Alpha Phi but give them credit for passing up a lot of the other chapters nationwide.
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by: ITK
I agree on the marketing. Like the Alpha Phi video that cost $250,000 for either Arizona or Arizona State. What a waste of money. They're already top there so why would they have done that?? Their Ole Miss chapter could've used it more than the Arizona chapters.
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by: @ITK
The Ole Miss APHI chapter is doing very well. They just got a beautiful new house and for being only a few years old, they're already passing other chapters by. That chapter is filled with the Houston Memorial and Dallas Ursline girls that couldn't get into UT. They make up a great group.
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by: @btw
Yeah, theta is a train wreck in the SEC. I don't know how they can get themselves out of it ever.
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I agree that A Phi is very aggressively marketing themselves. I get the feeling they have a corporate strategy of using Greek Rank to push their brand. And, I would not be surprised if they were the ones that wrote this post claiming they are in the "Super 3." A term they likely made up to try to boost themselves nationally. Just a feeling.
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