shady business
by: aoiiaoii has been billing girls after they drop by not reporting their drops to hq and then threatening them with low credit score if they don't pay it
Comment#2 by: EXCUSE ME
I'm in aoii and honestly its time to hear our side of the story. Dropping a sorority means informing standards and going through the drop process, not just going MIA and ignoring your sisters' texts. You can't just drop a sorority like its some random school club by disappearing, you need to ASK for a drop and GO THROUGH THE DROP PROCESS.
by: yikeApr 5, 2018 7:59:52 PM
get off GR aopi. we know you live here but everyone knows aopi is doomed. low numbers, shady nationals, and KD colonizing next fall...good luck. get out while you can
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by: truthApr 6, 2018 10:58:21 AM
More than one girl went through the formal drop process with aoii and has received a huge bill months later for dues incurred after she was voted out. These girls didn’t ghost—they formally dropped and were voted on over a year ago. No other sorority on campus has done this “pay a full semesters dues no matter when you drop” policy, and for good reason
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#3 by: EXCUSE ME
Literally every sorority has a drop process and you don't just stop paying dues the day you decide to drop. Look, your sisters get zilch from your dues, its HQ that's asking for payment. SMH college kids need to act more like adults and read what they're signing before they commit to anything.
by: EhApr 4, 2018 11:08:39 PM
Then tell her to take it up with nationals and student legal services. That’d be more helpful than anything here, like you said, what do we know lol
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by: hot takeApr 7, 2018 7:32:02 PM
by: thank goodnessApr 8, 2018 4:54:54 PM
Thank goodness not a lot of people on greekrank are actual students; intelligent people have MUCH better things to do than hang here.
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by: EeeehhApr 8, 2018 5:16:35 PM
I don’t see why agd would care about aoii’s billing problems lol I feel like I’ve met a lot of their upperclassmen who are friends? It just sounds like a whiny ex pledge trying to put private business in public, which only hurts the chapter and not nationals when it seems that nationals are the problem. Regardless they’re still a new chapter and deserve support
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by: agreedApr 4, 2018 8:48:48 PM
The above poster is correct. In AOTT's defense, no voluntary social organization needs to explain their private business on any social media. The unfortunate young women who did not join their sorority for the right reasons ought to be held accountable for their own actions, not be posting their alleged grievances anonymously online.
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