It’s 1 a.m. in Tuscaloosa, Ala. and a coven of barely legal coeds are divining the fates of their peers in the basement of a sorority mansion.

They pore over data sheets, interview notes and custom-made “grading” software that ranks wannabe sorority sisters in a carefully calibrated scoring system.

They cross-reference the social media channels of 17-year-old girls, swiping through grids of tanned, smiling teens on Instagram and TikTok.

And then with a nod from their leader, they wordlessly delete the “bottom girls” who won’t make the coveted sorority’s final cut — even though they’ve never even met them.

Welcome to the world of the “Basement…

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