Alpha Phi Omega

[Pepsei]

wow , a lot of people don't know what APO is? I was in APO, it IS coed, and a service frat, not a full greek frat.

a lot of politics too. I was the membership vice president for the chapter for a year.

the ratio of guys to girls was about 1 to 5, where 4 of the girls are fat or ugly. I was lucky enough to pick up a good one and married her.
dunno about other chapters, but the fact that it was coed and mostly girls makes it possible for all the guys to get laid frequently.

 

[Kipper]

It's not Tri-Delt or the male equivalent, let's put it that way.

You aren't going to get blonde bombshells. But you'll probably draw a good deal of personal reward out of it.

 

[shud]

Originally posted by: Kipper
It's not Tri-Delt or the male equivalent, let's put it that way.

You aren't going to get blonde bombshells. But you'll probably draw a good deal of personal reward out of it.

And have a good time. I'd strongly suggest co-ed non-social frats (for business, pre-med, community service, whatever) just for branching out your professional and social network. You can get a lot out of them, I did.

 

[EatSpam]

Originally posted by: DLeRium
What do you think of this frat compared to say most other frats? Are they more reputable, etc??

Isn't that a service fraternity?

 

[Suspicious-Teach8788]

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