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University:  Arizona State University - ASU

Greek Organization:  Alpha Chi Omega

Author:  realtalk

Comment:  Based on their instagram and what I know from going to ASU this sorority is one of the top tier sororities at ASU. They make an effort to be very friendly with all the sororities in the GLV. They have their recruitment system down to a T which is the reason why they bring in so many girls during recruitment. They did participate in spring COB which makes me wonder why they didn't make quota during fall recruitment. They are very social with fraternities on campus (many of their girls are fraternity sweethearts) but they have a couple of specific fraternities they tend to stick to which might turn off a new member. They focus a lot on having a great relationship with every sorority on campus and this could cause their sisterhood to be placed on the back burner. Their philo events are always a hit and many fraternities love to participate in them. The members in this sorority seem to be active on campus and just from looking at the instagram you can see that they have girls on the spirit squad. They always have very creative bid day and date party themes which helps make their instagram more engaging. This sorority tends to include members that are not only pretty but also hold a high college gpa. They are very selective during the recruitment process and they due to tend to look at gpa under a heavier microscope so if you seem to like this sorority I would keep this in mind before and during the recruitment process. It seems like the type of girl that gravitates toward this sorority is pretty, academic, and seems to get along with many types of girls. New members should really give this sorority a chance if they are interested in a sorority that puts academics and greek relations at the forefront.