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There seem to be two strands of AOPi-- the partiers and the studiers, but there are some that fit both. I've met several of them through my classes, and several others at parties. They're sweet, smart, and are pretty compatible wth DZ, but they don't seem to like each other as much as the other sororities do. I guess if you're not all about books, then you probably won't fit in here. They seem to want to become something other than what they are.

I've met KDs at all of the fraternity parties and a couple socials that I went too. They certainly are a hot commodity among Chi Psi, but I think that's because a lot of the girls seem focused on their MRS. degrees. They also don't seem to talk to anyone outside of their sorority, and within their sorority they only stick to their own clique. When they talk to me, it usually sounds like they're schmoozing me just so I'll rush them. Not genuine at all.

I know this is the newest sorority, so maybe that's why they seem so unorganized all the time. They don't seem to be looking for a specific type of person. They're kind of all over the place, and not in the diverse and inclusive way that DZ and AOPi are. They just seem like they have a lot of people on two extremes of a spectrum and a couple who joined because there was no where else to go.

I've met a lot of girls from this sorority around campus so far this year--they're always at campus events, sports games, and in my psych classes. They seem genuine and authentic. Sure some of them don't go out, but they seem to just have a lot of different interests. I've seen a couple of DZ's taking care of random girls at parties, and they are approachable and always kind to me. They seem like the kind of girls who realize that there's life after college.

Classy, fun and down to earth girls with a really strong sisterhood. I don't understand why people thinking they're trying to be KD, I don't see that at all. They've grown into a strong group of women since they came onto campus.