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05-04-2008 07:57 PM |
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Originally Posted by tenniscutie1208
(Post 1643955)
Well i actually went to the national website for the sorority, and sent an e-mail and got a response that i was still an active new member which confuses me since i know that i signed the form to de-pledge. i'm not sure why the form was never sent or why my status stayed as an active new member, but if i AM an active nm, i'm not sure what to put on the recruitment form for the new school because they will ask when i de-pledged... i suppose i'll put the date i de-pledged...
but thanks to all of you
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Originally Posted by OTW
(Post 1643962)
Your pledgeship is only good at your old school. Keep in mind that even though paperwork is sent in, it usually takes a while for that change in membership status to happen. When I served on EC, NMs who dropped out still showed up on our rosters from IHQ even a year later.
To the GCers -- would you even have to indicate that you rushed and pledged a sorority on the new school's recruitment form? Correct me if I'm wrong, but if it asks about previous pledgeship wouldn't that apply just to the girls who are re-rushing again on that campus?
To the OP, best of luck with rush.
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Not necessarily. I can only speak for AOII, but a new member in good standing can move to another chapter and be initiated there. It has happened before and could happen again. Actually, one of the founding sisters of my chapter was originally pledged at Randolph-Macon but had to leave due to family issues before initiation. She could have been initiated at Convention but could not afford to go. She was initiated into AOII during the instillation ceremony for my chapter instead. |
