~~~~~~>Which FRAT or Soro Is The Best & Why
 

my sister and i are entering college in 07 (we r twins) and we would like a answer to this question before we go.

That's a subjective question with no absolute answer.

Every fraternity and sorority has chapters that are stronger or weaker than others, and every campus sees a similar trend among its GLOs. The better question would be: "which fraternity or sorority is the best for YOU and why?" To that end, the only possible answer is to examine the GLOs at the particular campus you'll be going to, and meet the people in each chapter. Then you'll be able to determine which one is best for you.

This will be the best answer that anyone can should give which is more true than you can ever suspect!

First you might want to figure out if you want to join a fraternity OR a sorority...

(sorry, couldn't resist :D )

Brother and Tom;
Both hit it out of the park with your answers.

Well, I don't know if it's fair to say that Tom "hit it out of the park" when it was barely intelligible. Maybe he bunted for a solid single.

You do not "join" a sorority. You are *INVITED* to join one. There is a big difference.

In any case, the GLO that is "best" is the one that is best for you. You should consider groups that have girls that are like you, not girls that you want to become like.

And for what's its worth, one chapter of ABC sorority at State U could be VERY DIFFERENT from their ABC sorority chapter at East Armpit State University. Go with your ears and eyes open and decide for yourself.

Well, to be fair, the 26 women's GLOs in the NPC go by both the name of FRATERNITY and SORORITY (i.e. Alpha Phi Fraternity, Delta Zeta Sorority). So, the originator of the thread is not incorrect in citing those terms.

You're gay.

Also, I think they need to learn how to start spelling before they decide that they need to go to college. And for godsakes it's not a frat.

If it isn't top tier it isn't worth joining.

First things first. Make sure you can spell college before you apply.

Ohhh, college. I thought they were going to lie down on a piece of paper and cover themselves with mod-podge.

Delta Nu.

It's the ONLY sorority worth joining ;)

Defintely Delta Nu. They have a really famous member - she's lobbied Congress and everything!!

Sounds like NC State and East Carolina. Ha, I couldn't resist :)
Sorry pirate fans!

Oh that is so wrong!!!! Don't hate on G'vegas!!! :p

A very good answer, but I have to admit that I keep hearing this exchange:

Dean Vernon Wormer: Greg, what is the worst fraternity on this campus?
Greg Marmalard: Well that would be hard to say, sir. They're each outstanding in their own way.
Dean Vernon Wormer: Cut the horses**t, son. I've got their disciplinary files right here. Who dropped a whole truckload of fizzies into the swim meet? Who delivered the medical school cadavers to the alumni dinner? Every Halloween, the trees are filled with underwear. Every spring, the toilets explode.
Greg Marmalard: You're talking about Delta, sir.
Dean Vernon Wormer: Of course I'm talking about Delta, you TWERP!

And the proper use of articles.

And for "frat," the KEG house. Kappa Sigma Gamma- I think Steve Sanders was a brother ;)

me phi me

I'm a big fan of Crappy Phi Crappy. (I think they were founded by carnation, I can't remember.)

Don't the all do those things?

The issue of the poster being grammatically-challenged aside, this is a fair question; but there's another aspect to it. Since on some level most GLO orgs do similar things--some better than others on different campuses with varying emphases--what does separate one grop from another. What is it's origins and legacy now? Are the founding principles and traditions in agreement with your values and worldview? As I get older the issue of my Fraternity's values being in concert with mine and actually something that I can follow as a Christian man is important to me. It's more than the "wine, women and song." For some it should mean that they should do some investigation about the history of the fraternity/sorority they may desire to pledge.

Wolfman, I agree with your thoughts.

I like the sorority with the pretty colors.

My Fraternity is the best.

honeychile's is the best Sorority!



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Well being tounge in cheek of course!:D

I would worry more about the content of the post than typoing!:eek:

I love spelling bee champs and those who can type so fast with their eyes closed!:rolleyes:

Delta Who? Delta Nu! Delta, Delta, boogaloo!

Not to mention their incredible alumni connections and ability to mobilize sisters!

:confused:

To be fair, the OP is supposedly in high school and doesn't know anything about Greek Life. To someone who hasn't been raised with the system, the words "rush" "sorority" and "fraternity" are completely alien. I think the advice in the first couple of posts was spot on.

Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamn! LMAO

Couldn't agree more. Excellent point!

How about "The Pit"? Port Chester University has a chapter & may be looking to expand...:D

(PCU for those of you who don't remember:rolleyes: )

What about SKEPi? I head they were pretty good.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!! !!!!

*runs screaming into the night*

There are quite a few possible answers to this question. Simply choose your favorite.

"Mine."

"They're all wonderful, just find the one you fit best in."

"Any sorority with pink and teddy bears. I love pink and teddy bears."

Yes, true enough.

public service is first Delta Sigma Theta , Inc is the way to go

Delta Nu is a local sorority at Dickinson


http://users.dickinson.edu/~deltanu/index.html

Aww, that spoils the fun. :)

Tau Kappa Epsilon, #1 Frat
 

World's Largest Social Fraternity!
Ronald Reagan, Terry Bradshaw, Conrad Hilton, Willie Nelson, Ron Jeremy,
Elvis Presley...Just a few famous TKE's.

Born on a mountain top, raised by a bear.
Double set of teeth and a Triple coat of hair.
[inappropriate]
I'm a Teke by God!
Teke number 1, Teke number 1, Teke number 1!

As you can see, there is a clear cut answer...TKE.

And for sorority, depends on if you're in north or south.

I think the answer will to that question will always be "Mine" no matter who answers it ;)

Not to take away from the levity in this thread, I do think a couple of things are in order. Evaluating a fraternity/women's fraternity/sorority is analagous to a mate selection in some ways. We can impressed by outward beauty,sexiness,wealth,station, prominence,etc. at first only to find out that the person's "not all that" as a human being. And vice versa, even though,theoretically,they aren't mutually exclusive. Everyone has "issues." What can you deal with and still grow healthily as a better person in that relationship. Similar dynamics hold forth in each of us talking about the "best Fraternity/sorority." It's more than what's being said at a smoker,informational, rush event or on a website.It's about honestly looking at the good, the bad, and the grotesque (not just ugly) in your group and still coming away with the positive inspiration to be and do better.

Scary!