Fraternity Reputations at UGA

[Senusret I]

PhiGam: The concept of tiers is foreign to me, and frankly I don't pay much attention to it when it's mentioned on GC.

I noticed that the OP's favorites, which he says he has hung out with, all match the top tier.

Do you believe that the natural ability to hang out with other people and make friends is what makes a top tier fraternity? Not solely, but you know, just being nice people?

Also, is AEPi "hard to say" because it fills a niche rather than being an all-encompassing type of org?

[nate2512]

Originally Posted by Senusret I

PhiGam: The concept of tiers is foreign to me,

Not surprising.

[PhiGam]

Originally Posted by Senusret I

PhiGam: The concept of tiers is foreign to me, and frankly I don't pay much attention to it when it's mentioned on GC.

I noticed that the OP's favorites, which he says he has hung out with, all match the top tier.

Do you believe that the natural ability to hang out with other people and make friends is what makes a top tier fraternity? Not solely, but you know, just being nice people?

Also, is AEPi "hard to say" because it fills a niche rather than being an all-encompassing type of org?

Yes, I absolutely think that is what makes a fraternity top tier. The ability to socially interact with everybody is what is looked for when handing out a bid.
I'm not sure about the AEPi thing, I didn't write it. I think that if they were still a great fraternity then they would be regarded as such, regardless of the ethnic makeup of it.