Kappa Sigma - ΚΣ Fraternity Ratings at UPenn

Skinny mid white dude frat, the type of guys to act like they agree with you on social issues but then like sigma male and republican posts on ig

Associates with:
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Chi Omega Sorority

Awesome frat that mixes with good sororities Awesome frat that mixes with good sororitiesAwesome frat that mixes with good sororities

Lower middle tier in the same level as Sammy, SigEp it’s okay overall although the parties ain’t that good and they also are not very involved around campus I guess overall it’s a decent bottom middle tier fraternity def better places out there

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Associates with:
Alpha Chi Rho Fraternity
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority

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