Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority Ratings at UAH

These are some of these most sweetest girls I have ever met. I seriously don’t understand why no one would join them, yes they may not be the most aesthetically pleasing but they show them always having a good time and that they love each other. All chapters have their ups and downs but ultimately I think aopi is the best sorority on campus. These girls are seriously the most genuine people you will ever meet.

Associates with:
Delta Chi Fraternity

I get that recruitment is a huge deal, but the damage to our sisterhood feels like it's going to last way beyond bid day. There are so few of us left, and we’re all so overworked—barely sleeping, shelling out hundreds of dollars, and being pushed to make recruitment perfect that I’ve been told to straight-up lie to the PNM's faces. I’m having panic attacks now, and honestly, I’m just posting here because I don’t feel like I have anyone to talk to. Our leadership would probably accuse me of being disloyal if I spoke up, and the advisors are either totally MIA or even more intimidating. I joined to find a supportive community of girls, but now I just feel more isolated than ever.

Associates with:
Delta Chi Fraternity

This chapter has a lot of issues. Joining was a huge mistake. It is a lot more expensive than presented. A lot more time consuming. It becomes difficult to earn a degree and keep up with all the meetings and required activities. If you drop, you will still owe money for a year. We spent thousands of dollars on this. It was the worst experience of college.

They are very inclusive and humble. The nicest and smartest girls among the sororities. They also involved a lot both on and off campus. They might not be the prettiest but all have good personalities that draw people in and brighten other’s day.

Associates with:
Delta Chi Fraternity

AOII is an amazing chapter and does have a lot of up and downs but so does EVERY chapter EVER in the history of Greek life. These girls are their most authentic selves and if you are going through recruitment this year I encourage you to keep an open mind and learn all about the houses. I also don’t recommend reading these Greek ranks because it could be anyone saying ANYTHING. AOII has saved me and helped me become a successful person and that wasn’t without hardships. I took leadership positions early and didn’t get to fully enjoy just being a sister. But without taking those leadership roles I wouldn’t have grown as much as I did. Balancing school and a sorority is very challenging but if you can learn proper time management anything is possible. These girls put their all into everything and it’s so admirable. Keep an open mind, and know it will be hard sometimes but will always be rewarding at the end.

I am writing this as a warning to the new pnm's that are going through formal recruitment. Do. Not. Join. This house. If by some misfortune you get a bid (which will probably happen because panalennic will try to make sure every house gets an equal number of bids.) Drop and go through recruitment next year. This sorority costs too darn much to then go around blaming its members for the bullying and harassment they experienced while being a sister. This chapter will tell you whatever it takes to get you to join because if they don't have a good recruitment this year, they are getting shut down for good. They will no doubt not mention the horrendous time commitment, mislead you on how much the dues are (they don't even know how much it costs. Headquarters is terrible lol) and nor will they mention all of the fines and 'punishments' having a life outside of this chapter will entail. Expect to not be able to do anything outside of chapter events and work an extra job to cover those dues. You will have no time to take an internship/co-op during the semester or seriously be involved in any professional groups outside of the sorority. It seems counter intuitive to go to college and then join a group that prevents you from getting the most out of your degree. They will lie to you during recruitment and say that you could choose another status option or miss events for career development but, expect to be ridiculed and then fined even though you provided good reasoning and proof of the event. It is like having your parents hassle you about every little thing you do. If they were more flexible and cheaper then they could get more people to say but oh well. They best not write another response making 'vague claims' about how chapter has helped their life despite the fact that the bragged on a sister for working at Kroger lmao.

Associates with:
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Delta Zeta Sorority

Aoiis are nice but the majority of their chapter is very quiet and pretty antisocial so it’s hard to actually know them. honestly i wanted to cob aoii but i just felt so awkward talking to them and they are SOOOO expensive. like if i wanted to drop a bag on a sorority i would’ve gone to a bigger school

Got told about all of this and I had to hop on. I love the gaslighting in the paid positive response below. Imagine guilt tripping sisters and insisting that this is all the sister's fault. They ignored all of the illegal activity and bullying behind the scenes. I'm thinking about leaving soon too lol. There's a reason the turnover rate is so high. Being told to 'raise money' is fine but i wish we would disclose it during recruitment so members don't have to pay the bill themselves because no one donates to those things except parents... Also last semester a lot of us were only told to raise money one week before the deadline. In all ive made a few friends but I could have done that organically and skipped this whole mess..

I wonder how much money they just paid that member to post that “honest” review. We all know chapter is ridiculous and the worst sorority on campus so don’t try to sugar coat it. Everyone’s too busy doing frat laps and going to frat parties to even fix the issues themselves.

AOII has given so many amazing opportunities in chapter. As an active I’ve been able to come out of my shell. A lot of the people who have left chapter seem to only express the issues they had with chapter, but they didn’t want to be apart of the solution. I’ve seen members leave and be negative because “it wasn’t the experience they expected”, because they had to raise money or do service hours or attend meetings. But as a member of Greek life completing philanthropic work, doing service hours, attending meetings, and much is a well known thing about what being a sorority includes. You also get the benefits of going to socials and mixers, having a formal and/or semi formal, and some fantastic sisterhood events! A lot of the members who complain don’t want to offer a solution to help better their time in chapter. Your experience is what you make it. If you are constantly late, not going to things, not raising money, not doing service hours, not doing study hours, and not going to things or participating, then that is the experience YOU have created for yourself. It’s not the organization or members fault. AOII is such a great place to call home, and I love being a member who gets to participate in all these amazing things that we have to offer. Joining AOII has been the best choice I’ve ever made because I made my experience as enjoyable and beneficial as possible.