Do you bring up the dues issue with PNMs? Or do you just hit them with it after they pledge?

In general, it would be a bad idea to not give them an idea of their financial obligations. Unless you want your attrition rate to go through the roof. Either sorority or panhellenic needs to give this information.

It varies from school to school, but at my campus all the groups address financial obligations on the second day. They usually get chapter dues lists...this is they only time they are allowed to take things out of a party.

My advice about dues:
* PNMs - don't ask about dues right away (usually not on the first day)
* Actives - be ready to answer questions about dues anytime, but if you know your finance chair is going to talk about it later make sure to tell the PNM that