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Prospective Collegians

Like other member-based organizations, Alpha Chi Omega welcomes new members we believe would have happy and rewarding experiences.

We determine this by seeking women of diverse backgrounds and interests who share our standards of academic interest, good character, responsibility, leadership and personal development. As a women’s organization, Alpha Chi Omega is committed to creating a more inclusive membership experience and removing barriers to joining. Revisions to policies and practices continue to evolve as an increasing number of individuals choose to join Alpha Chi Omega. 

There are two ways collegiate women may join Alpha Chi Omega. Since our organization is a member of the National Panhellenic Conference, our member recruitment process follows NPC guidelines.

FORMAL RECRUITMENT

We recruit most of our new members through the formal recruitment process at colleges and universities where we have chapters.

CONTINUOUS OPEN BIDDING

We also recruit new members through a process called continuous open bidding (COB). This is when we spend time getting to know prospective Alpha Chi Omegas in informal settings, like philanthropic events or campus activities.
 
Overall, membership in Alpha Chi Omega is mutual. Our recruitment processes helps us get to know women we think might be a good fit, while prospective members get to learn more about us and decide if we’re the organization for them. It’s important for both sides to feel like we’re a good match.

About Us

About Us

Alpha Chi Omega is an organization about you: unique, talented, genuine women choosing a fun and meaningful way to enhance your college experience and building lifelong bonds that extend long into your alumnae years.

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Explanation of Cost

Explanation of Cost

Our members pay national dues and fees to support the activities and operations of our organization. The cost of Alpha Chi Omega can vary by chapter location and member.  

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Find a Chapter


We have collegiate chapters all over the country, alumnae chapters from coast to coast (and even virtually), and sisters all over the world.