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love love love aephi. so accepting and shows true sisterhood! they're some of the sweetest girls on campus. they're very well-rounded when it comes to greek life too - they do philanthropy, campus events, etc, AND know how to throw down and have fun.

Associates with:
Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity
Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority

Love Alpha Chi!!!! These girls are super welcoming and seem to have a great bond. A middle tier sorority at UConn w a ton of potential to grow!!

Associates with:
Alpha Kappa Lambda Fraternity
Delta Zeta Sorority

Fav frat at UConn! Super involved, great parties, and the brothers are genuinely super nice. A few frats on campus aren’t super comfy for women but AKL is a great place to party and feel safe!

Associates with:
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority

Do not overlook Pi Phi! These girls are so so sweet, their sisterhood bond seems to be WAY better than most of the sororities ranked above them, and they’re super smart! Great women overall!

The reviews on this seem to be rather outdated. As an incoming sophomore, the racism scandal definitely tainted my perception of alpha chi upon beginning recruitment, but this past year they seemed to be one of the least problematic sororities. They seem to do the most for their philanthropy (which still isn’t a lot, but sororities and frats at UConn don’t really seem to be super vigorous about supporting their charities anyway). These girls seem pretty chill, and the sorority definitely had potential to rise in rank if they stay unproblematic for the next few years.

Associates with:
Alpha Kappa Lambda Fraternity
Delta Zeta Sorority

This sorority is great if you’re expecting exactly how Greek life is perceived in media. This is a group of upper middle class white girls who care deeply about how they’re perceived. Everything seems to be about image. However, GPhi is definitely well liked on campus. They’re popular for good reason, but there’s very little diversity in this sorority (and UConn), but in GPhi it’s quite literally down to the way they dress. It’s incredibly cliquey and can be harsh and intimidating as a new member or pnm