i really want axo or aopi
by: so excitedOkay, I know people are going to shout me down on this post, hence my doing this anonymously. But after reading on here, and looking at websites, and doing a little on campus research, I really want AOPi or AXO. I know I should keep an open mind, and I know the other sororities are great too, but I just know my own strengths and weaknesses and I want to be in a house where my values will be well matched. I'm kind of at a place where it is either those two sororities or nothing. Is there anything anybody can tell me that will give me a little bit of a leg up? I just want some sort of clue. I don't have much guidance outside of this website. Thanks for any help.
Commentby: Proudchoatie
Hey just because some of us went to Choate does not mean anything! I had no guidance regarding Greek life despite my going to Choate.
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#2by: Look
The best thing you can really do is show up ready to meet lots of wonderful women and be yourself! Tell the women WHY you are interested in joining greek life and what you're current/previous interests are. Best of luck :)) you will end up wherever is the best match for you! Don't forget, rush is a mutual selection process.
by: grow up.
The "two worst?" Really? Are you in 7th grade? If someone feels it is a good fit, then why do you care about an immature ranking system that nobody at Columbia even buys into. Grow up. Those are really good sororities as are all the sororities at this school.
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by: lol nope
#4by: good for you
by: what?
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by: don't forget
Not everyone has guidance. Not al PNMs went to Choate and are a legacy to five houses. Some women are first generations college students and really don't know anything about our system. They probably feel frustrated with the standard answer of "be yourself." When other women have a lot of guidance from their families and high school friends, and they have no clue, it must be scary. We need to be sure they are comfortable too. Lots of women come into this with preconceived ideas and expectations. That is normal. We need to find an effective way to guide them to an open mind.
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