Your organization - which school?

Originally posted by Jill1228
I would say USC, UCLA, Texas, Northwestern or Missouri

I'm the vice president of Panhel at Northwestern. I was surprised and a little excited to hear about our greek system.
I take it as a huge compliment!

I think I'd want to see what Mizzou or one of the SoCal chapters is like...

[sigtau305]

Miami University (Ohio), University of Illinois, Kent State University, Penn State, Central Missouri State

[AOIIsilver]

Originally posted by RACooper
the University of the South

Totally amazing and unique environment...
Silver

[PhiPsiRuss]

Probably Cornell. Its a 136 year old chapter, so it has tons of tradition. Most of the members are varsity athletes (football/swimming,) but they're also laid back. It would also be nice to experience a chapter flush with alumni $$$.

[ihearttrisigma]

I come from a chapter that is only three years old, the only national sorority on campus, and from a small liberal arts college. I would love to experience what "official" recruitment is like with skits, houses, ranking, COB/COR..everything that is normal to everyone on here. The following chapters stand out in my mind..

Alpha Nu- Southern Illinois University - Carbondale
Alpha Chi - Murray State University
Alpha Upsilon- James Madison University (VA)
Gamma Mu- Southeastern Louisiana University
Delta Beta- Elon University (NC)
Delta Chi- University of Virginia
Delta Psi- St. Joseph’s University (PA)

I've been lucky enough to meet sisters from all of these chapters and eventhough they are large (or what I would consider large) they have a very nice family feel to them. I hope that my undergrad chapter will be as successful and loved as these chapters are one day.

[PureGoldF2K1]

It's funny but I am going to have to agree with my sisters and go with our chapter at FIU!!! I was thinking that even before I read their responses! I almost went to FIU, which is random because I'm from Pennsylvania, but I went to Florida to tour the school...I wonder if I would have ended up a DPhiE there too!

I also think our chapter at Montclair seems really fun, I met a lot of the girls thanks to Myspace and they all seem so friendly, I bet everyone loves them on their campus

[33girl]

If I would have had to join another chapter of ASA...it would have been Gamma Xi at Slippery Rock because they were EXACTLY LIKE US AND WE WERE THE SHIZNIT.

[Lady Pi Phi]

Either Michigan Beta (University of Michigan) or Michigan Gamma (Michigan State University)

[AOIIsilver]

Originally posted by Beryana
Next would be probably Vanderbilt or Middle Tennessee because then I could see Silver and Silver Mom with more frequency.

Come on down!
Silver

[KSUViolet06]

I'd have to go with Delta Beta @ Elon Univ. or Delta Delta @ UNC- Chapel Hill. They are both very outstanding chapters.

[slayerzbt]

Definitely the MIT chapter. Their house is incredible. Here is some of the things they've got

*our private chef who cooks 5 dinners and 3 breakfasts every week
*a TV room with a big screen television, surround sound, and stadium seating
*a game room with pool, foosball, air hockey, and ping-pong
our own computer cluster with 6 terminals
*a large, newly-remodeled party room (look here for more on our social program)
*a private, sixteen-car parking lot for brothers who wish to have cars while at MIT

Brothers can walk, cycle, drive, or ride our new 15-passenger van to campus. The house is within five minutes of basketball and tennis courts, several public parks, numerous restaurants, and a supermarket

[ADqtPiMel]

I met a lot of girls from Sigma chapter at Illinois who I fell in love with - it seems like a very similar chapter to my own.

[tnxbutterfly]

If I were an undergrad, I probably would have liked to gone thru the Alpha (UNC-Chapel Hill) Gamma (UNC-Greensbro) or Delta (Duke) chapters. Alpha for obvious reasons. Gamma and Delta because they look like they have a lot of fun. If I were to pledge GAP, I'd like to go thur Xi Gamma. Those girls do amazing things and are just way cool

[Senusret I]

For APhiA: Without a doubt, Alpha Chapter, Cornell University. But since I am an alumni initiate, I would say Eta Lambda Chapter in Atlanta, GA. Very similar to my own chapter in size and scope.

For Alpha Phi Omega, that's tough. We have a lot of great chapters. I would say Gamma Gamma at UC - Berkeley. I'd love to be part of a HUGE chapter like that. I know some cool chicks from a pledge class of over a hundred and they were TIGHT, in both knowledge and brotherhood.

[TheWriter]

I would join the Alpha chapter of Zeta Phi Beta at Howard University because of the History and the HBCU experience.(I attended a non HBCU and joined a grad chapter). I do love my birth chapter, Tau Eta Zeta-Baltimore City!