Chi Omega - ΧΩ Sorority Ratings at UPenn

Kind of known as the "low key" sorority. Not that involved in social events as much as other sororities but are still somewhat present. Seem to do alright on campus. Good for girls who only want to make friends and not be that involved in other aspects of greek life. Bottom/Middle tier i guess

Have forever been known as the bland, “nice girl” sorority. Not an active social scene, but useful for girls that want to make new friends at penn from a variety of backgrounds. Do have a bit of a chip on their shoulder about not being thought of as cool as some others, but generally do okay on campus

Associates with:
Sigma Kappa Sorority

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