what’s aphi like here??
by: Ben Doveri’m an aphi not from bama and i just found yalls greek rank lol but i’m not hearing much about aphi but ik they got a lot of followers on instagram. what’s their reputation like ?? are they cool? annoying? stupid? well-liked? what’s the dealio
#1by: Guest
A phi: zeta lite, hot, fun, social party girls & social media influencers, have ig clout, chill, don’t care ab grades/lowest ranked for grades, mostly OOS (CA, NY, NJ, FL & Chicago), they had a a scandal a few years ago so lost some girls & their reputation isn’t the best among other sororities but they have a pretty good rep w fears since a decent amount are still hot, mid house
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#4by: That’s the tea
I feel so sorry for A Phi. Their image has always been beautiful girls and I guarantee that if you go through recruitment and you are one they want, they will have a beauty to rush you. The ones that are rushing the ones they don't plan to invite back will be the more unfortunate looking girls. The house is divided. About 1/4 are the pretty ones they used to get, 1/2 are ok average and 1/4 are the reason they're in the lower tier. Once their nationals took over they kicked out the pretty ones because they had sooooo many problems with them. But still they come on this site and try to recruit PNMs by upranking their house. It's sad and it's depressing
#5by: same ole thing
APhi is probably the best national (check for yourself on insta) so alums from other groups are threatened. These old ladies spend 24/7 on this site trying to protect the flagship houses they have at bama. These are mostly groups who are very weak nationally and they NEED their best house to flourish. They are afraid of Theta, Pi Phi, and APhi.
Do not believe anything you see on this site.
by: To the APhi Alum ^^
Pi Phi is actually good at Bama, and Theta doesn't resort to sketchy recruiting practices just so they can claim they are "best" because they have "hot" girls. What that person said above is true. APhi nationals has chapters sort their members by looks and then matches pnms to members by looks in an effort to get the best looking women. But that strategy backfired at Bama because a lot of those "hot" girls caused scandals for the chapter, and nationals had to kick them out. So now APhi has to COB all the time, and they don't get the hot girls they want that way. What they fail to realize is that it takes more than just looks to be a top chapter and a strong national organization. No one respects them, and frankly you see more APhis (including their alums) across all of GR putting down others and touting themselves as a top national than you see of old lady Alabama alums on here. Those ladies aren't even threatened by APhi tbh after the Bama screwed themselves up.
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by: Nationals
Totally agree with the above comment. Sororities like Kappa, Chi O, and Theta are so much better nationally because they actually have diversity in their chapters. Some of their chapters may be looks based but many are known for good grades, involvement, being kind, etc.
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by: Same
I mean I think they are confusing top tier with being on top of some drunk dude.
Of course it’s all about how you look at it. they are top for worst grades, top for worst reputation, top for worst sisterhood....
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by: Put in a water
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If you mean smoke show because of girls that smoke and stink then you are right.
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#8by: Truth
Also when I was rushing I had so many uncomfortable moments with them. I was constantly being asked how many houses had invited me back, if my rush day was busy, etc. to be clear to pnms houses CAN NOT ask about other houses on your schedule. They will get fined if reported and I wish I would’ve reported when this happened to me. Hopefully this isn’t still happening.
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