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Here's a crazy thought.

If your school allows it, why not start a local Fraternity? If you can manage to pull it off, then there is a strong possibility for your local Fraternity to become a colony of the Fraternity you were a member of without using any National Resources.

If they still say, "no" then just keep on keeping on. Enjoy your new Fraternity.

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Originally Posted by ScarletBlueGold (Post 1874610)

Here's a crazy thought.

If your school allows it, why not start a local Fraternity?

To be honest, at UNC, that probably is a crazy thought.

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Originally Posted by UNC12 (Post 1863814)

I pledged a fraternity in the Spring of 09, however, had to transfer due to a major change the very next semester. The fraternity I joined does not have a chapter at my new university and I was wondering whether or not it would be possible for me to join a different fraternity. I now attend UNC which has a pretty solid greek community. I still respect all the members of my fraternity (which is at NC State) and they understand the position I am in but I dont know if a new fraternity would be as understanding. I did not join in the Fall of 2009 because I was still unsure of whether I could join and if I even wanted to. I would appericiate any insight or opinions. Thanks.

P.s. I contacted HQ for my current fraternity in interest of starting one at UNC, however, they said it was on the 5 year plan and they did not have the man power create one at my location right now. (At earliest they would have a colony my senior year)

That was lame of them to tell you that. Start one anyway.

And no, you can't join another fraternity the entire time you are in college. You can make friends with whomever, but that [pledging a different fraternity] is a major unthinkable.