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Originally Posted by Phinomenal
I'm currently in a social sorority and very interested in rushing APO once spring semeser starts up, especially since my term of being an officer is done. Do other people ever do both? Does it work out? The APO chapter at my school is competitive, out of about 60 or 70 rushees only 20 something got bids. Would already being in a social sorority hurt my chances of getting a bid? How do you see APO as being different from a social fraternity or sorority?
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People do both all the time. In the chapter I advise, there are about 15-20 people (out of around 275-300 brothers) who are also in various socials on campus. Some pledged both at the same time, but I wouldn't have recommended it. As the other posters, I'm more concerned about the extending of bids to 20 people out of 60-70 people. APO is not an organization in which you compete with others for membership; you should only be competing with yourself and whether or not you can live up to the challenge presented by the chapter. I'd be interested in knowing which school this is as well, but like Senusret, I'd prefer to hear over PM out of respect to the chapter which may not be aware what they are doing is against policy or there might be a miscommunication here.
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