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KSUViolet06... I didn't really mean ripped apart as people being necessarily mean, but more of just moving under the assumption that he was picking a school based solely on Greek life when he later stated wasn't the case. Case of misunderstanding? My bad. Apologies.
But whatever... everyone makes their decisions their own way. I guess whatever works for you, as long as you're happy with whatever you decide to do. On a HAPPIER (and more encouraging) note... good luck with college searching. I'm glad I've reached the (final) stage of my college education with graduate school so I know what it's like to have to research schools. |
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I think remember your first few posts saying that you were rushing! |
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I really wish I'd found it earlier, though. IF I HAD JUST DONE SOME RESEARCH. I had no f*ing idea how rush worked or that some sororities weren't inherently better than others. I didn't know what to expect from pledging or being a sister, either. |
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http://greekchat.com/gcforums/showthread.php?t=47578 I joined GC in Jan 2003, which was actually like a year before I even joined a sorority but I never posted. I remember being semi-interested in formal recruitment freshman year which is why I ended up here in the first place. I really just lurked a few times and didn't really come back because I decided not to go through formal. I "rediscovered" this site around the time I got interested in Sigma and COB. Although GC back then was not the wealth of info that it is now for PNMs. I really just wanted to do a rush thread lol. |
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I totally hijacked this thread. |
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Good school with many good Greeks:
Panteios University of Economics and Political Sciences Athens |
Thanks for the answers and those who wished me good luck.
I'm still looking into more areas ( such as the greek system) of my top choice university/ those that I'm considering. |
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