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I can’t speak for tri delt or chi o much because I wasn’t interested in them from the get-go, but I was split between kappa and alpha chi during rush week! Here’s what helped me choose: Sisterhood: This was the most important thing for me. Both kappas and axos seem to be pretty close to each other, but kappas have more of a “I only hang out with kappas” vibe. Also, I did notice that kappa friendships tended to be a bit more superficial, but the axos I met would have been just as close even if they weren’t in the same sorority. Involvement: Philanthropy was a pretty big deal for me. I loved kappas old philanthropy (reading is fun), but it sadly became pretty clear that they weren’t super involved with it. Especially considering they dropped it this year for the sole reason of not getting compared to pi phi. In all honesty, axo isn’t as involved with their philanthropy but they do have plenty of opportunities to get involved if you want! This one was kind of a draw for me. Socials: Kappa promotes their image of being popular social butterflies pretty hard, but the truth is that they mainly hang out with kappa sigs. Nothing wrong with that, but I was looking for a more well-rounded group. Kappas are invited to every party but frats don’t have the greatest opinion of them. Axos aren’t as diehard about any frats and they do associate with ka a lot, but they’re chill with all of them. For this one, it’s a tough call between officially pairing with a top frat but not being respected versus officially pairing with a bottom frat but being liked by all of them.