Alpha Xi Delta - ΑΞΔ Sorority Ratings at UMD

I like hangin with the girls in this sorority. The events that we have shared have all been fun and friendly. They appear to be comfortable with one another... no drama. As far as the too competitive thing...it's all a matter of opinion. Are they involved, driven and try to excell, yes! But what's the problem with that?

Unbiased Greek guy's perspective: More attractive than they get credit for, they have some hot seniors and their new class looks pretty good. They're definitely involved on campus, and they've done pretty well in Greek week/ homecoming, although they need to take the competitiveness down a few notches. Overall a pretty good chapter considering their age and the culture of MD greek life, definitely good potential. Other sororities seem to hate on them, so they must be doing something right.

I think it is awesome that this sisterhood really pulls together and is very involved and competitive in campus and Greek activities. They give 100 % all the time! They support campus and Greek events sponsored by other groups. These ladies are classy, driven, fun and gorgeous! They have it all and are on the rise.

Great girls just to competitive with everything. Not as much fun to hang with them or be partnered with them for anything because they're competitive.

They seem pretty cool, however they're just a really random group. Some chapters are like that too, however you'll hear AXiD's talking about how there isn't one common goal for the chapter amongst the members. That's a problem. They're Greek, but don't really show unity at all.

If I had a sister,this is honestly the only sorority that I could tell her to take seriously.

No hype, just fact. Nicest girls on campus!

nice but dont see the hype

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