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IDEAL Step by Step guide to popularity in college
Prerequisites: Be hot. Or rich if you are a guy. But primarily be hot.
1. Get posted on the University Admitted Page, go viral get tons of shares at least within the school so you are already known before you step foot on campus
2. Reach out to frats, get invites to fall recruitment events
3. Talk to people in class, focusing on the smart kids to ensure your classes are lot easier
4. Go to said recruitment events, focusing on "top frats"**. With your strong looks advantage, chances of getting a bid spike heavily (Whilst sorority recruitment is essentially 100% based on looks, fraternity is still a strong 70% bias, frats want guys who attract, and then filter based on those who are chill/can talk to girls.
5. Get a bid, then pledge. Use pledging to get known with as many women as possible on campus through a variety of mixers and events, being extremely careful of two crucial things
a) Do NOT get with women below a certain level, no matter what, as people subconsciously base your attractiveness on the attractiveness of people you get with
b) Always have friends who can vouch for you being somewhere at a certain time, do not catch a case
6. Once you get into the frat, leverage connections and network to know about all easy teachers, know all future exams, know alums at top companies to recruit, and have a continuous calendar of social events.
** Why "top" frat matters. In college, the order of frats and sororities is determined by this: First, sororities are ranked by average hotness, then frat rankings are set by who mixes with the top sororities. Frats are always ranked based on interactions with sororities. Furthermore, since women subconsciously base your attractiveness on who you've pulled before, and which groups you run with, being part of a top frat becomes a strong indicator for them.
**Hack: For top colleges especially, it pays to go to one of the classical prestigious wealthy high schools (Choate, Andover, Exeter) as people from these schools have a strong established pipeline into top colleges, and top fraternities at the top college.
Prerequisites: Be hot. Or rich if you are a guy. But primarily be hot.
1. Get posted on the University Admitted Page, go viral get tons of shares at least within the school so you are already known before you step foot on campus
2. Reach out to frats, get invites to fall recruitment events
3. Talk to people in class, focusing on the smart kids to ensure your classes are lot easier
4. Go to said recruitment events, focusing on "top frats"**. With your strong looks advantage, chances of getting a bid spike heavily (Whilst sorority recruitment is essentially 100% based on looks, fraternity is still a strong 70% bias, frats want guys who attract, and then filter based on those who are chill/can talk to girls.
5. Get a bid, then pledge. Use pledging to get known with as many women as possible on campus through a variety of mixers and events, being extremely careful of two crucial things
a) Do NOT get with women below a certain level, no matter what, as people subconsciously base your attractiveness on the attractiveness of people you get with
b) Always have friends who can vouch for you being somewhere at a certain time, do not catch a case
6. Once you get into the frat, leverage connections and network to know about all easy teachers, know all future exams, know alums at top companies to recruit, and have a continuous calendar of social events.
** Why "top" frat matters. In college, the order of frats and sororities is determined by this: First, sororities are ranked by average hotness, then frat rankings are set by who mixes with the top sororities. Frats are always ranked based on interactions with sororities. Furthermore, since women subconsciously base your attractiveness on who you've pulled before, and which groups you run with, being part of a top frat becomes a strong indicator for them.
**Hack: For top colleges especially, it pays to go to one of the classical prestigious wealthy high schools (Choate, Andover, Exeter) as people from these schools have a strong established pipeline into top colleges, and top fraternities at the top college.
