"vibes" of the sororities?
by: prefroshCan someone comment on the general vibes/personalities of the sororities? What are their mixers like, and which one of them is the most demanding (time, money-wise)?
#1 by: meh
My freshman year I asked around about this before going through recruitment. I thought that I would fit into a certain one the best, and felt intimidated by or just not interested in others, but when I went actually went through recruitment my preconceptions totally changed and I couldn't be happier with where I ended up (which happens to be the one I thought I would like the least!).
Comment#3 by: 2 cents
the top 4 chapters are pretty accurately described above by "hmmm." I wouldn't worry too much, you end up finding your place!
I would say if money or time commitment is a huge problem for you, avoid aoii. They have the highest dues by a huge margin. they also are just starting on campus (next year will be their 2nd formal recruitment ever) so they tend to require a lot more time than the others from the average member. I have a lot of friends who dropped because they couldn't handle the time+money commitment.
by: actuallyMay 8, 2014 8:26:36 PM
panhell does. read the spec article - other sororities are like 500-800 and aoii is literally in the thousands
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by: noMay 9, 2014 3:25:50 PM
it's not "literally in the thousands," at least not anymore. as a new member of AOII this semester I had less than 500 in dues, all-inclusive except apparel. stop spreading lies.
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by: CorrectionMay 7, 2014 7:44:05 PM
AOII's dues are not higher than other chapters, they are in the middle. Panhellenic should allow chapters to disclose their dues to dispel these kinds of myths.
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