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someone didn’t get phi mu as a bid and they’re madddd lmfao phi mu is an amazing sorority just ask anyone! they’re all sweethearts

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phi mu alum still being subscribed to receive greek rank notifications years after graduating college is so strange. can’t imaging admitting to making a greek rank post beefing with college students while being married with children… this type of behavior is why phimu will never be a top sorority.

AOII has really brought me out of my shell. I entered really shy, and they completely uplifted me since day one to become the best version of myself. I am super involved in school now, and coming from a small friend group that moved away for college, they are all so well rounded that it makes me feel so comfortable. I love them and honestly fully transparently speaking have nothing bad to say about my experience as a sister.

As an alumna of Phi Mu, I’ve noticed a trend in the reviews here. It seems that the negative comments spike around recruitment season, but the feedback throughout the rest of the year tends to be positive. The most common criticism I see is the outdated term "Phi Moo," which was apparently coined ages ago (even before my time) and doesn’t accurately represent the sorority members I see today. It’s curious that this nickname, which is pretty irrelevant today, is being used to describe Phi Mu. If that’s the worst critique people can come up with, then we must be doing something right! I’m proudly reclaiming "Phi Moo" because it indicates that if critics have to dig that deep for negative comments, we must be excelling. As someone who had an incredible experience with Phi Mu, I’m still receiving Greek Rank notifications years after graduation and felt compelled to set the record straight. Phi Mu gave me a lifelong sisterhood, and I’m now happily married with children. The love and bond I share with my sisters are as strong as ever. To all the Phi Mu ladies, keep shining bright!