religious sororities
by: ?I was wondering how religious XO actually is. My mom is a XO and I am planning on rushing here next year and would love to be a XO but I'm an atheist. Would I be accepted/happy or would I be an outsider if I wasn't religious
Comment#13 by: ALUM
My niece rushed last year. She is from the Midwest which automatically made her unattractive to a couple groups who like to think they're "Old South". She was a Chi O legacy through my sister, her mom. But said after the second day: she felt welcome everywhere except Chi O--that's the truth.
So she asked her mom what to do; my sister told her to make her own decisions, so she cut them before they cut her.
She had a great rush, went back to 3 parties and pledged a house considered top 2.
I finally asked her to describe the Chi Os st Vandy in a few words. This is what she said: "prissy Bible-beaters."
Hope this helps somebody.
by: @alumAug 15, 2017 7:51:33 AM
by: LLAug 22, 2017 7:51:57 AM
Chi o has a particular type of girl they click with. It's a great sorority but it is also very religious. Now is the time to be meet people and decide for yourself which houses seem like a fit and not rely on Greek rank. Too many trolls
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#17 by: hootie hoo
hello i am a vandy chi o and an atheist. we exist. i have friends in my sorority, some religious, some not.
my religious friends don't care that i don't go to RUF.
I think chi o gets the jesus reputation bc some many girls meet PNMs thru religious life activities and then the cycle continues.
by: @hootie hooSep 18, 2017 7:56:03 AM
There may be a few non religious people in this sorority but religion is a huge indentity this house. Prayers before and after meetings, praying on issues etc. Its not a negative but this house isn't for everyone. Thats all. It's a great house for a certain type.
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by: not exclusiveSep 20, 2017 6:59:47 PM
Any young woman interacting with other students on campus and/or attending sorority recruitment is welcome to form her own opinion regarding any sorority house and its members. One sorority home hosting initiated members from differing religious backgrounds is not unheard of in the 21st century. The ability of a woman to tolerate living among women with ANY background differences from her own upbringing can immensely enhance her future personal horizons.
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by: hootie hooSep 20, 2017 11:14:17 PM
we uh....don't pray that much. part of the chi o chapter, nationally, is a prayer, but that's literally the only time I can think of that we do it. even then, it's dictated by nationals, not our own exec.
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by: lolJul 31, 2017 10:02:23 PM
lol you're not an aunt. get a life
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