bottom tier or top?
by: HmSo I’m rushing this spring. I’m have friends in a bottoms tier fraternity here that honestly kinda suck, but a majority of the guys have the same major as me and same career goals as me(same companies and industry) but I’ve also been talking to a top tier fraternity here who’s been inviting me to stuff. So there’s pros and con’s to both like the small On is better connections but big one is better social life. If I get a bid from both who would I better be off pledging?
#1 by: Hh
Every frat here has something to offer. I wouldn’t pledge one just for friends but I would for connections after graduation. You should keep in mind that one frat here may be bottom tier but at other schools, it could be top house. Every frat has huge network nationwide either way so it really does not matter what tier it is except if you’re into the social scene like you’ve mentioned. If you want a great brotherhood and better bond, I say go with the bottom tier. If you want a fun social life and a good name while in college, I say go top tier. But tbh, if you’re not sure, just rush a middle tier house, they’re all great. Good luck
Commentby: OgDec 31, 2018 6:09:00 PM
Alright thanks, I was leaning towards the smaller one because it would be better for networking and after college I probably won’t care about how cool my frat was or how big the parties were. And ya this bottom tier is huge at other schools including the one I was planning on going to before A&M accepted me, that’s how I have heard about them.
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by: Og againDec 31, 2018 6:31:13 PM
I’m not sure about this one, they’ve been at A&M for a while and haven’t moved up very much if at all.
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by: HehDec 31, 2018 7:12:22 PM
by: IvDec 31, 2018 9:22:15 PM
Kappa Sigma and Phi Delt were bottom houses back then but definitely middle tier now. I see Phi Psi and DKE as middle tier in two years
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by: IvDec 31, 2018 9:23:19 PM
Bottom tiers associate mostly w women’s orgs or sororities like Kappa Delta, Gamma Phi, Adpi, and Aopi
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by: TrueDec 31, 2018 6:06:58 PM
Middle Tier ftw, you get the best of both worlds decent social life and still really good brotherhood. When chapters get big, they tend to lose the close bond and brotherhood
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