Like the Kardashians, Greek life is a big deal across college campuses.

Many sorority girls might say that they can "relate" to the Kardashians even though they are definitely not as rich and famous as them, but the Kardashian sisters know how to keep it real.

Here is a list of 10 ways the Kardashians have related to us sorority girls:

1. When all excuses are due by the beginning of Fall Semester

No more spontaneous trips or “sick days” unless you want to pay that fine.

2. Door Chants…

They are the best and the worst part of recruitment. They are fun to sing with all of your sisters once maybe even twice, but after 6 rounds they get rather annoying. For PNM’s their first thought as they walk through those doors and hear all of the yelling and cheering is “is this really happening right now” and yes, yes it is.

3. Big/ Little

Sometimes you may feel as if your sorority family has forgotten about you when you haven’t talked in more than 3 days. But remember, they have classes, work, and other friends but that does not mean they do not love you any less.

4. Sister bonding

The relationships you build with these girls might be better than any relationship you will ever have with a man

5. The Social Life, University Tees, South by Sea...

Since they do not make sorority clothing stores all of your cute tees and hats are bought online

6. We are bad and slightly boujee

Whether it’s planning a formal or decorating for bid day, “everything we do, we do it big.”

7. “It’s Fine” every sorority girl’s favorite phrase

Even when things are going wrong you still manage to smile and stay (slightly) positive about what is happening

8. These memories will definitely last a lifetime

Whether it’s a story about a crazy night out or the day you guys went to the beach, you will still cherish every moment spent with your sisters.

9. WE ARE LITERALLY HANGRY 24/7

Everyone is always down to get food

10. “Real, Strong Women”

But it’s true...the amount of community service and charity events sororities participate in really makes Greek life quite “badass” if you ask me.