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I think if you are at a campus with tiers, they will be obvious to you when you hear other people talking during rush.
It's not the talk that that determines tier status, but it's really kind of odd how there are clusters of groups that most PNMs like about the same amount, and that those same clusters seem to overlap with having socials with the same fraternities.
You can have a great Greek experience in any tier, so you don't have to give it a lot of conscious thought. The mutual selection process usually works it all out.
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