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This chapter is full of all different types of girls. They have some hard party girls as well as the ones that stay in and study. That balance is important. Everytime i see an alpha gam they are always very sweet.

Associates with:
Sigma Chi Fraternity

Their recent pledge classes are kind of interesting and not the stereotypical frat boys.I would say that they are a good group of boys just all very unique in their own ways.

FIJI is by far the best fraternity on campus. They show out and are starting have a good time. They know how to treat women, have a good time, and win awards.

Associates with:
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority

KD hasn’t had that wow factor for me like a couple other sororities have but I can tell they’re chill and would accept me as a person if I became a KD. That alone puts them at the top of the list for me. They seem pretty diverse too.

I did my best to keep an open mind about ADPI even though I knew before going through recruitment (bc I’m a sophomore) that they are Christian. I’m an atheist. As long as Christianity or any other religion isn’t shoved in my face, I’m fine and chill with whatever. But when I talked to one of the girls she talked about how philanthropy strengthened her faith and made her more humble and had a better relationship with god. It was awkward for me and as much as I wanted to be like “uhh philanthropy is not about your own self-fulfilment” all I was able to say was that it’s hard for me to relate since I’m not very spiritual. I said that to me, philanthropy is your duty as a human. It’s not about religion or competition, it’s that deep down you need to feel like it’s your obligation to help your fellow humans that need help because you have more than they do. I straight up asked if ADPI was a Christian sorority and she said yes, it’s one of the “four points” on their diamond shape to strengthen your faith, and that ADPI was founded by people that had a high standard of “Christian womanhood”. I told her that must be amazing for girls looking for that type of bond. I’m disappointed because I really thought that the common denominator was that ADPI is made up of Christian girls, not that ADPI itself is Christian. They seemed peppy and fun and confident with big goals, and that’s what I was looking for. But I feel like I wouldn’t fit in if I don’t even believe in the sorority’s actual values. Things got awkward for me real quick because it’s not like I’m even familiar with Christianity at all since my siblings and I were raised by atheist parents. I’m really sad. I loved them up until learning this. There’s no way I’m getting a bid now and even if I did I know ADPI is not for me.