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Old 12-16-2003, 09:14 PM
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Originally posted by sugar and spice
I think most intelligent people generally take the "tiers" with a grain of salt. But it's also easy to say that at most schools they are pretty ingrained in Greek culture and that even those who don't believe they mean much could rattle off which groups are in which tiers in a heartbeat.


I wouldn't really say that there's any concrete way of figuring "tiers" out, although rush figures would be one way for the sororities. But then, I can think of many chapters on this campus who would rank lower or higher than their return rates suggest simply because the way rushees view the groups is a little different from the way the rest of campus does.
I would say at UK most people take "tiers" as a huge factor. When I was COB'ing last year, I had a lot of people tell me "I was to good for that sorority" or "I wasn't skinny enough for that sorority". Which happens at a lot of campus's. But I actually had a girl set me down and say, "this is who you prolly want to go with - these should be your top 3, along with these - forget this(these) group(s) and dont' even think about this group".

So I think this thread is really helpful, especially to girls like me who have had this "tier" explained to them.
 


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