I had to google the word "prophyte":o she is incredible and very encouraging; I bet she is a wonderful teacher.

Lol!! :o

One of the things I love about them is that they're humble. They try their hardest to be low profile (going so far as to request that people go easy with cameras at convention lol) and to try to convince everyone that they aren't superstars.

But, we all know they are. :D

I'm so glad you had the opportunity to meet them :)

I never thought to ask that question to any members of TNX that I met because I was always so excited to hear about the organization and about them, however the more I surf through GC the more I wonder. Does college classification (freshmen, sophomore, junior or senior) affect recruitment decision!?

Are you asking if your classification should affect your decision to go through recruitment?

I am a senior, what I was asking was whether theta nu xi is reluctant in recruiting seniors in their undergrad chapters!? Should I still try to go through recruitment during undergrad or shoulda just wait to be recruited in a GAP chapter since you mentioned that they aren't a major difference between the two.

I see. It's entirely your choice. Your classification isn't as important as your demonstrated commitment to the five tenets, your ability to articulate why Theta Nu Xi is the only place you belong, and your passion in expressing how you will utilize Theta Nu Xi as a vehicle to change your world for the better. That goes for both the undergraduate and GAP levels.

If the chapter is having a line, you have as good a chance as anyone else - freshman, sophomore, junior or senior - to be chosen. It's all in the way you present yourself.

Thank you preciousjeni!

Chiming in
 

Hello,

Thanks for the topic! I came across Theta Nu Xi years ago when I visited the website greekpages.com. I was in search of a sisterhood that didn't have "elitist" thoughts on race or culture. When I arrived at Theta, I found Theta Nu Xi. I read the mission statement and I knew she was right for me. I too loved the way that the sorority was thought out, and I loved the growth. I became a member in the spring of 2008 at the Zeta Chapter at GSU. :-) I haven't met any of the Founders yet, but I'm close friends with one of Zeta's chapter founders. My becoming a sister solidified our closeness. I'm also close to our very own, preciousjeni!

Thank you so much for starting this topic, I just wanted to chime in and give my 0.97 cents. Good luck on your Greek life endeavors!

~Pecan~