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Great advice so far everyone.
No, I wouldn't join because my "NIC group sucks" - it doesn't and I didn't say that. It is, however, severely lacking in the area in which APO is most strong. I could no doubt bring back invaluable service ideas back to my NIC fraternity.
And if my NIC group did suck, what would be wrong with joining to try to find a substitute?
What would be wrong to join because APO seems very social? Not solely for this reason, but it is a big reason none the less. APO seems like a great place to meet people and I like the fact that it is co-ed. If I were to join, I would certainly take the service aspects seriously though.
No one else has experience with people joining APO after being in another fraternity or sorority? It does seem to almost always go the other way.
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