Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority Ratings at TU

I didn't end up joining a sorority due to the time constraints of dual majoring and being in so many other organizations. I regret that after being friends with so many wonderful AOPis and attending some of their functions. Fun is above all the word to describe AOPi. They are a wonderful group of sisters, I wish I had joined after all.

People say AOPi isn't exclusive enough, but I don't see that as a bad thing! Students with failing grades and other disqualifiers can't join anyway. AOPi sisters are wonderful, kind people who aren't judgmental and will accept sisters from non-traditional backgrounds. They throw awesome campus events and are real pillars of the Transy community. They accept most people who rush with them, but I don't see that as a bad thing. Overall AOPi is a group of amazing women.

Very involved and awesomely nerdy. Sweet and friendly.

AOPi is a great group of women who have great respect and love for each other. They throw great events every year and are probably the most fun and least stifling of any of the campus organizations. They are essentially the Gryffindors of Transylvania's Greek Life. I don't see where all these negative ratings come from, they are some of the nicest, most awesome women I have ever met!

Great sorority. Maybe a little awkward at first but they're all pretty nice.

This is a great group of girls, no matter what other people say. They're all so kind and they actually consider personality over appearance. Go AOII.

Poor poor poor A O Pi

I've never seen a closer group of women than the AOII chapter on transy's campus. For the past two years they've won chapter of the year on campus. They also were voted the most panhellenic by other chapters on campus, and also received the highest award on campus for community service and philanthropy in 2014

ΑΟΠ ("Ate a whole pie") is a joke.

You may not find an event with an AOPi making it happen, but there sure won't be any in attendance. They need to stop being a catch all, and be more selective. The girls who can't be in anything else, but thinks being Greek looks good on a resume, become AOPis.