This one infuriates me every time I watch it, but I also love it and keep going back. Childhood best friends, Katie and Sara are heading to college and plan on rushing the Kappa sorority. Katie is a legacy, so is basically guaranteed a place. She convinces Sara to do it with her. Kappa all the way. However, when the pledges visit all of the other sororities, Katie decides to choose Kappa AND Delta. She gets a bid to both, but overhears and witnesses dirty rushing by Kappa. She confronts the sorority president, Gwen, but a lot of other people overhear the allegations. The Kappa house gets punished by the cancellation of a major formal. Apparently that's a huge deal, because almost the entire campus turns against Katie for snitching, even Sara. And that's why this movie angers me so much. The students, alumni, and her mom all turn against her for speaking up. And her best friend stabs her in the back and joins Kappa to spite her. Basically, parts of this movie show that the mean girls from high school just get meaner.
Other than that, the movie goes on with Katie trying to find her way back to SOMETHING. She's completely lost and even her former Kappa mom won't help. She decides to join Delta as a late entry, because they were actually decent to her. She also starts seeing a guy, Beau, who sticks by her too. Anyway, a war basically starts between Kappa and Delta, but I love how it all ends. Katie makes amends with her mom and Sara, plus she makes some terrific friends.
Other than that, the movie goes on with Katie trying to find her way back to SOMETHING. She's completely lost and even her former Kappa mom won't help. She decides to join Delta as a late entry, because they were actually decent to her. She also starts seeing a guy, Beau, who sticks by her too. Anyway, a war basically starts between Kappa and Delta, but I love how it all ends. Katie makes amends with her mom and Sara, plus she makes some terrific friends.