But yeah, you're all either graduating or already graduated, so I wanted honest opinions.
deletedabout 10 years
Do what you're born to do and socialize artificially with other life-forms from the safety of your home through the clever invention called The Internet
Alpha Phi Omega, my experience with them isn't the best indicator because we have the rowdiest chapter thank god. Went to sectionals for all the chapters in the state and it was a reminiscent of an 8th grade dance.
Ahh, okay. It seemed a lot less "intense". They're having a meet and greet tomorrow, so I'm going to go and check it out. I'm already joining three different clubs and I know there's only so much you can do, but there's no harm.
It usually requires more time than a social fraternity in the sense of service requirements but less "be around us" than a social fraternity. Service fraternities usually require you attend some of their weekly meetings and then they have other requirements that are done each semester but if you count it as part of well, doing service, then you'll find it to looks better on some applications. Also it's like 10x cheaper and you don't have to dress up.
Do service fraternities demand a lot of your time? I was actually thinking about a co - ed service one. Is it the same time consumption of pledging with a regular fraternity is my question tl;dr.
Hazing is tamed due to the fact you can get in trouble with anything so I wouldn't worry about that. It's a short-cut to making friends if you don't mind paying.
