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I would say that G Phi became a top tier sorority (instead of middle) because of this year’s (2021) rush process. The girls were super sweet and kind, very friendly and they really made sure to emphasize the importance of being a strong woman. They are SO passionate about their philanthropy! It’s so lovely to see. They really encourage all of their girls to be themselves and to empower and support others as much as they can. They are very intelligent but are definitely not afraid to have fun. I have to say though, they seem to have slightly introverted/granola girl tendencies. Which is NOT a bad thing, I’m just pointing it out. Not really one stereotype? Probably because like I said they just became a top tier sorority this year.

They are definitely a top tier sorority. They are known for being more outdoorsy (skiing, hiking, etc) than other sororities. They are by far the party sorority, which is good if you like that vibe. Seemed kind of fake? But they are friendly. Slightly difficult to hold conversations with but that could just be the girls I talked to?

I would say they’re a mid tier sorority? Super sweet and fun, but they tend to be overlooked at first for some reason. They’re definitely a lot of fun! I would say they don’t fit one distinct stereotype, there are two main types of people you think of when someone says chi o. They are for sure an up and coming sorority on campus though. I think that because they’re newer they haven’t developed the same reputation at DU as the other sororities. They’re involved on campus, they seem to be passionate about their philanthropy, maybe slightly less so than other chapters, and they are very welcoming. Definitely worth strong consideration, they’re not a bottom tier at all!

These girls were amazing! So funny, friendly, and sweet. They were all amazing conversationalists, I felt like I had known the girls for years even if I only talked to them for ten minutes. They are super involved on campus, as well as very invested in their philanthropy. They are intelligent and social, and very welcoming.