Alpha Chi Omega - Opinions?

Georgia_Girl
Sat, 17 Apr 2010 18:51:59 +0000

staring,
Choosing a sisterhood is by mutual selection. Viewing a website does not give you the whole picture.


Have a frank discussion with your parents/guardians to determine if membership in a NPC sorority is a financial option. Decide if lifetime membership fits with your academic goals, personality and time management skills.
Meet some sorority women at the Explore weekends. They are there to answer questions.
Each chapter is part of a national organization that supports a philanthropy. Note what each group does to support their charity.
Ask adult friends in your church/synagogue, family friends, coaches, etc. if they enjoyed their experience as a member in college. Would they make the same choice again?
Decide if this is the right choice for YOU. Visit each chapter and see if it is a good “fit” during recruitment in late August.
Since I am in Panhellenic we do not discuss individual chapters. The sororities are strong at SC and have been part of Panhellenic for about 90 years. There is not one with 150 members and one with 12. Two years ago all chapters took full quota. You will find all groups have social events, sisterhood events and many philanthropic projects. All have gorgeous chapter houses and a live in housemother. Each chapter is part of a national organization. You can access each national website on the net to read about founders, accomplishments, traditions and symbols.