Sororities, Are They All Ugly Mutts?

Question

Seriously, I have seen better looking females at the Westminter Dog Show.

Are ugly women that deperate to get into a sorority just to have a meager shot at a man?

Answer 1

Depends on the girl. Some girls that don't look like Paris Hilton go into sororities so they can feel like they belong. Now, the ones here at my college all look alike...like clones. Not to mention fake...but that seems to be the look that the majority of guys go for nowadays.

Answer 2

Things You Oughta Know About...

A Top 10 Fact Sheet on Sororities & Fraternities

Sororities & Fraternities
Sororities and Fraternities are part of a long held social system on university campuses known as "the Greek System".
Sororities are generally for females, and Fraternities generally for males - some "sororities" are actually "female fraternities" as defined by their charter. The difference is negligible today although in the past there were differences.
Sexism is rampant in the Greek System; the unofficial attitude that many (not all) fraternities take toward women is notoriously misogynistic and is demonstrated in some of the practices of the groups (from taking pledges to strip clubs to "tagging" female guests at parties to label them as available or off limits to other members) - there are even cases of institutional sexism, some schools have banned Sorority houses as "bawdy house" since all the residents are female and live under an organized title.
Hazing in the early 1980's and 1990's gave Fraternities and Sororities a bad name, currently most major Fraternities and Sororities have an active anti-hazing policy in place with penalties ranging from expulsion of individual members to absolute discharge of an entire chapter.
Drugs and alcohol are technically banned in all Fraternity and Sorority sponsored functions - but the "Keg Party" is still synonymous with Fraternity on most campuses.
You have to "Rush" in order to get a chance to get in to both Fraternities and Sororities; next you must pledge, be accepted and finally initiated.
A "Legacy" is somebody who "automatically" is accepted because a family member such as; mother, father, brother or sister, was a member first - not all Fraternities and Sororities still honor the legacy system.
Fraternities and Sororities are not all bad - they are excellent networking groups for later life, give college students a second "family", and are very philathropic giving hundreds of thousands of volunteer hours and millions of dollars to worthy causes every year.
Fraternities and Sororities are still elitist, although some newer, "left of center" Greek Organizations are shaking up the centuries old foundation of snobbery and selectivity (namely, openly gay Fraternities and Sororities).
No matter what their reputation, Fraternities and Sororities are here to stay and can be a wonderful part of your university experience, the trick is finding the one that best suits you.

Answer 3

Depends on the college bud, I went to San Diego State, and I did not see a whole lot of "mutts" but there are always the one's who have to buy there friends.

Answer 4

I am in a sorority at SDSU and nobody in my house is ugly. To be completly honest, it is a great way to meet people and get involved in your campus.... and the party scene dosen't hurt either

Answer 5

are you that jealous?