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In AOII, you have to have been out of school for at least a year before you can advise.
I became an adviser about 1 1/2 yrs. after graduation, but it was not for my own chapter--that helped, I think I would have been a lot more biased had it been my own chapter.
I did, however, recruit some advisers that had only been out for a year from that chapter, and I did it because the chapter desperately needed advisers and they were willing. I tried to put them in positions where the officer they were advising was not someone who had been in the chapter when they were there.
Every now and then there were issues that came up, but I don't think having them out of school for any longer would have made a big difference.
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