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Most exclusive fraternities in college?

Hey everyone, I've been hearing a lot about college fraternities and I'm curious about how they work. Which fraternities are often considered the most exclusive?

a year ago

Fraternity exclusivity can vary substantially depending on the specific college campus, but nationally, some fraternities have a reputation for being quite exclusive. Remember, though, that exclusivity doesn't necessarily equate to a better experience, and it's important to find a group that aligns with your values and interests.

Sigma Alpha Epsilon, for instance, is often seen as a prestigious fraternity due to its large alumni network and presence on many top campuses. Similarly, Kappa Sigma, with its strong emphasis on leadership development, is also considered quite selective.

Another fraternity noted for its exclusivity is Delta Kappa Epsilon, often called Deke or DKE. This frat has had numerous U.S. presidents as members, which has bolstered its reputation.

Phi Kappa Psi and Alpha Tau Omega are also known to be selective, with reputations for strong brotherhoods and active social scenes.

However, remember that the character of each chapter will differ significantly depending upon the culture of the institution it's part of, and it's the individual chapter that ultimately matters most. The best way to determine which fraternity would be the best fit for you is to look at the chapters at your institution and to meet the members during the recruitment process.

a year ago

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