Showing posts with label Tier Charts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tier Charts. Show all posts

Monday, July 29, 2013

The Middle Tier Poll Results Are In!

MIDDLE TIER (PICK 3)
ΔΓ
  608 (56%)

ΚΚΓ
  600 (54%)

ΠΒΦ
  607 (56%)

ΚΑΘ
  224 (22%)

ΖΤΑ
  423 (40%)

 Votes so far: 948
Poll closed

According to the LSU community, Delta Gamma, Kappa Kappa Gamma and Pi Beta Phi are believed to be the middle tier sororities. Therefore, Kappa Alpha Theta and Zeta Tau Alpha will remain in the bottom tier for the sororities of LSU. The rest of the rankings will remain the same.

MIDDLE & LOWER-MIDDLE TIER FRATERNITIES (PICK YOUR FAVORITES)
ΛΧΑ
  198 (22%)

ΠΚΦ
  349 (43%)

ΔΚΕ
  159 (18%)

ΣΝ
  298 (33%)

FIJI
  138 (17%)

ACACIA
  90 (11%)

ΔΧ
  26 (3%)

ΠΚΑ
  97 (12%)

ΦΔΘ
  103 (12%)

ΑΓΡ
  45 (5%)

ΦΚΨ
  112 (14%)

ΤΚΕ
  16 (2%)

ΘΧ
  102 (18%)

ΣΑΜ
  33 (4%)

Votes so far: 1094
Poll closed 

According to the LSU community, the only change to the fraternity tier chart is that Sigma Nu should move up from the Lower-Middle Tier to the Middle Tier alongside Lambda Chi Alpha, Delta Kappa Epsilon and Pi Kappa Phi. The rest of the rankings will remain the same.

LSU Fraternity Tier System (As of 7/29/13)

The poll results are in, and the LSU Greek community has indicated that only one change was needed on the tier chart. Sigma Nu has joined Lamdba Chi, Pi Kapp and DKE in the middle tier.


The photo above is a visual representation of what we believe to be the LSU fraternity tier order.


Top Tier (In No Order)
Kappa Sigma, Sigma Chi, Kappa Alpha

Upper-Middle Tier (In No Order)
Theta Xi, Sigma Phi Epsilon

Middle Tier (In No Order)
Sigma Nu, Lambda Chi Alpha, Pi Kappa Phi, Delta Kappa Epsilon

Lower-Middle Tier (In No Order)
FIJI, ACACIA, Phi Kappa Psi

Bottom Tier (In No Order)
Phi Delta Theta, Alpha Gamma Rho, Pi Kappa Alpha, Theta Chi, 
Sigma Alpha Mu, Delta Chi, Tau Kappa Epsilon

Monday, July 22, 2013

Middle Tier Poll

Following the addition of so many Zetas, the notion of a chart adjustment was brought to the table. I gave Delta Gamma a fair 48 hours to submit at least 15 siteworthy girls via email in order to maintain their middle tier status. Delta Gamma pulled through, and then some. In fact, there are a number of girls I have yet to add from Delta Gamma. So does that mean that Zeta should remain bottom tier? As this site has always done, we'll let you decide! History shows that in the past, the campus came to a clear consensus of who they believe deserves middle tier status.

The poll results to the left are from a poll performed on the site during the early days of Olivia Angelette. Immediately following the release of her tier chart (with rankings I agree with and continue to use), she allowed the Greek community to decide for themselves which sororities deserved middle tier status. (She also created a poll for a top tier vote). The results for the middle tier vote were unanimous. It is clear that the majority of the LSU Greek community felt that Delta Gamma, Kappa Kappa Gamma and Pi Beta Phi deserved middle tier status (which were the rankings that she had already indicated herself). Zeta did not even come close to a middle tier status. Theta came in last place with a solid 176 votes.

These results showcase a campus-wide decision for tier rankings. I will be recreating this poll. If the results are again in favor of the 3 sororities currently in middle tier, I will leave the chart untouched. In Zeta's defense, I will mention that the site has seen the addition of a number of Zetas. Zeta's sordid reputation is likely what keeps them from climbing the social ladder. After all, looks cannot determine rankings entirely.

The poll can be found on the right side of the blog! While you're at it, cast your votes to determine which of the fraternities below the top 5 are your favorites! The results on the fraternity poll will determine which houses deserve Middle Tier & Lower-Middle Tier. Those with the fewest votes will be placed in the Bottom Tier. Keep in mind that the results of these polls will be the deciding factors for the middle tiers! I have a strong feeling that the current rankings will hold up, but humor me. Get those votes in!

Tuesday, July 9, 2013

LSU Sorority Tier System



The photo above is a visual representation of what we believe to be the sorority tier order.

Top Tier (In No Order)
Kappa Delta, Delta Delta Delta, Chi Omega

Upper-Middle Tier (In No Order)
Delta Zeta, Phi Mu

Middle Tier (In No Order)
Pi Beta Phi, Delta Gamma, Kappa Kappa Gamma

Bottom Tier (Does This Order Even Matter?)
Zeta Tau Alpha, Alpha Phi, Kappa Alpha Theta

Wednesday, June 26, 2013

LSU Sorority Tier System

(As Constructed by Olivia Angelette)

The photo above is a visual representation of what we believe to be the sorority tier order.

Top Tier (In No Order)
Kappa Delta, Delta Delta Delta, Chi Omega

Upper-Middle Tier (In No Order)
Delta Zeta, Phi Mu

Middle Tier (In No Order)
Pi Beta Phi, Delta Gamma, Kappa Kappa Gamma

Bottom Tier (Does This Order Even Matter?)
Zeta Tau Alpha, Alpha Phi, Kappa Alpha Theta

Monday, March 18, 2013

LSU Fraternity Tier System

(As Constructed by Olivia Angelette)


The photo above is a visual representation of what we believe to be the LSU fraternity tier order.

Top Tier (In No Order)
Kappa Sigma, Sigma Chi, Kappa Alpha

Upper-Middle Tier (In No Order)
Theta Xi, Sigma Phi Epsilon

Middle Tier (In No Order)
Lambda Chi, Alpha, Pi Kappa Phi, Delta Kappa Epsilon

Lower-Middle Tier (In No Order)
ACACIA, Sigma Nu, Phi Kappa Psi, Phi Gamma Delta

Bottom Tier (Does This Order Even Matter?)
Delta Chi, Pi Kappa Alpha, Phi Delta Theta, Sigma Alpha Mu, Alpha Gamma Rho, Tau Kappa Epsilon,

Sunday, January 27, 2013

Sorority Tier Poll Results


TOP TIER (PICK 3)

MIDDLE TIER (PICK 3)



The results are in! Upon releasing the sorority tier rankings (as has been unanimously accepted across the Bayou for years. Click here to view original chart.), I also opened two polls allowing all of you to voice your opinions. The middle tier poll results fit my original ranking to a T. Those feeling that ΠΒΦ or ΚΚΓ deserve to replace ΔΖ or ΦΜ in the Upper-Middle Tier level, feel free to send in pretty girls from either of the two sororities that have yet to make the site. Currently, ΔΖ has thoroughly impressed with its many girls and Queen Bees.

As far as the top tier poll results,  ΚΔ, as expected, ended up with the most votes. Unexpectedly, ΦΜ surpassed ΔΔΔ and ΧΩ in votes (beating ΔΔΔ by 25 votes, & beating ΧΩ by 45 votes). Interesting, indeed, however, there will be no changes made to the original tier charts until site development draws to a close. After all, it must be noted that any one person can theoretically vote dozens of times were they to care enough as to access the many computers on LSU's campus.

How did ΚΑΘ get 177 votes? They voted for themselves, of course! The same could be said for any other sorority's advancements on the polls.


Traditionally, ΧΩ is top tier at LSU, and that's how it will remain on this site until made explicit from this site's turnout.


Until Next Time!
Geaux Tigers! GRΣΣK!