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University:  Texas A&M University College Station - TAMU

Greek Organization:  Alpha Delta Pi

Author:  Not genuine

Comment:  As a former ADPI, if I could do it all over again, I wouldn’t join. I honestly think I would’ve been better off in a different women’s org—probably would’ve made closer, more genuine friends and saved a lot of money too. There are definitely some sweet and down-to-earth girls in ADPI, and not everyone fits the typical “sorority girl” stereotype (that goes for every sorority, really). But overall, the vibe was pretty cliquey—especially with the exec team. You can literally tell who’s in the “in crowd” just by scrolling through their Instagram. If you’re not part of that friend group, you kind of feel left out. Also, like most sororities, recruitment can feel fake. A girl might act like she’s dying to be your bestie just to get you to join—but once you’re in, she’ll barely acknowledge you. That’s not always the case, but I’d say it happens about 85% of the time.