How it works:
Everything you need to know about ranking, reading results, and joining the conversation.
Find your school
Type your college name into the search bar on the home page. You land on its rankings page, every fraternity and sorority listed.
Open the ranking tool
Hit Rank Fraternities or Rank Sororities and a drag-and-drop panel opens with every chapter.
Drag chapters into tiers
Drop each house you know into Top, Upper Mid, Mid, Lower Mid, or Bottom. Rank at least three chapters. Chapters you skip stay unranked and don’t affect the results.
Submit and you’re done
Your votes are recorded instantly, no account needed, and the live rankings update in real time. You can rank again once a week.
Where a chapter lands
Every ranking is a vote for one of five tiers. A chapter's position is the average of all of them.
The position moves as votes come in
Nothing is locked at the end of a term. A chapter's placement shifts the moment students rank it differently.
Skipped chapters stay out of it
Houses you don't rank aren't counted as a low placement. They simply aren't part of your submission.
Old votes expire
Rankings drop out after three years, so results reflect the students on campus now rather than a chapter’s reputation from years ago.
Reading a chapter page
Rank
3
Phi Kappa Psi
73 votes See full breakdown More info
Average
Top tier
The marker is the average placement across everyone who ranked the chapter.
The tier word underneath is the plain-English version of that position.
The count tells you how much to trust it. Twelve rankings is a guess, four hundred is a consensus.
Discussion board
Beyond rankings, every school has an anonymous discussion board.
Post anonymously
Choose any nickname, no account or email required.
Upvote and reply
Upvote posts you find useful and comment to keep the conversation going.
Browse by category
Filter posts by General, Rush, Philanthropy, or Rankings.
School-specific
Every board is scoped to a single school, so conversations stay relevant to your campus.
Common questions
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