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QFP. You have quite a bit of info on GC about yourself to remain anonymous. My suggestion is to speak with your president since you are not a new member. |
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Drop, you'd be doing the chapter a favor. |
I am borrowing KSUViolet's pen for my answers.
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1) Chapter FINES or DUES? If it's dues, then you can probably set up a payment plan with your treasurer. We could do that. But if you're being fined for something (non-attendance, grade issues, whatever), then that's your own fault. 2) Not everyone gets along with their advisor. I know a lot of people that thought their advisor was overbearing, making things "not fun", or just being "old" and whatnot. You can either choose to sit down with her and see what problems she has with you, or you can continue to think that she's against you for some random reason and be in the same position. Or talk to your President or someone else in leadership about it. 3) Do you have a standards board? If these girls are disrespecting what your sorority stands for, then there are ways to address this. 4) It sounds as if you're an all-or-nothing type of person. You can still be active and study at the same time. Participate in study hours in the house or in a cafeteria or somewhere else. There are hundreds of thousands of girls and guys that strike a balance every single year. Exercise good time management, because believe me, you will need that skill even more when you're out of college. 5) Please explain what you mean about taking time away from other activities.... Why do you suffer during recruitment? Apathy from other sisters, like you're projecting? 6) So what? I had a lot of friends outside of the greek system. There is nothing that says you can't be friends with non-greeks. 7) I find this kind of hard to believe. But in your previous points, it seems like you think that people have it out for you. 8) What's done is done, and that's all in the past. You can either think about what could've been and be miserable, or you can make it what you want. There are plenty of people that don't get into their first or second choices, but they make the best of it and a lot of the times make the sorority better by the time they left than when they joined. But it seemed like you just joined because you only wanted letters across your chest. If you don't want to make an effort to change what you don't like about it, then quit, because otherwise you will be miserable and you will be bringing your sisters down with you. |
Haha 33girl- jinx. :)
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Substance over style. I kid, I kid!!! ;) |
I'm just curious how you can have one of the highest GPAs in the chapter and then say a few lines later your GPA is almost always suffering due to sorority life.
Are you on scholarship? Do you have to keep a 3.7 or something to keep your scholarship? |
Did I read correctly? You have one of the highest GPAs in your sorority, but your grade are always close to suffering?
ThetaPrincess noticed the same thing. |
Why do people feel the need to come here and talk about how badly they want to quit?
I mean, 99% of the time, they pretty much have their minds made up to do it and are just seeking validation. So dumb. |
I don't know why that didn't register with me when I read through her post. I'll blame it on it being Monday. Yeah, that's confusing.
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It also sucks when Greekchat is their big moment of realization. "Oh these usernames are right, I should try attending events more, I should stay!!" |
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They want us (GC) to say this to them -> "Please don't quit your chapter. The entire greek system at your school will completely fall apart if you leave!!! How can you leave. WE NEED YOU!!!!!" :rolleyes: yeah, right..... |
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It annoys me when people blame the sorority for drops in their GPA. It is perfectly possible for you to have a 3.5 (for example) before joining and maintain said 3.5 afterward. I mean, it's not a chapter's fault that someone doesn't manage their time well enough as a member to maintain their grades. It definitely can be done. My GPA had a slight dip at one point (from a 3.7 to a 3.5) after I turned 21. This was while I was holding multiple chairs and being part of another time consming student org. I have never had a GPA lower than 3.6 so it bugged me. However, I wasn't immediately all "OMG Sigma is causing my grades to drop. Maybe I should quit!1" I buckled down, skipped a couple nights of Ladies' Night/partying, went home immediately after chapter and did homework (instead of hanging around for after chapter for an hour, going home, getting on FB and rushing through my work), cut back on some optional events for a while and got them back up. No big deal/drama or saying I was going to quit. Yes, it's time consuming. But a lot of things in life are going to be time consuming. It's all in how you manage. I just think that people are too quick to blame the sorority for grade issues instead of looking at how they are managing their time with sorority responsibilities. |
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Okay, so this is when I ask what distinguishes one poster who creates a thread about dropping from another poster who creates a thread about dropping.
NPHC droppers tend to be told to go to hell regardless of their story. But, for NPC it seems as though some people are met with compassion and empathy and others aren't. The latter is more amusing but I'm just curious. :D |
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I can understand new members and newly-actives because the experience is pretty heady. This jerk called her sisters "not women" and has been active for a while. She also tried to shame a group of us for scratching our heads at the way the media has covered the Natalee Holloway debacle, telling us we're not good greeks. Also, this is not the first time implying that her chapter has bid less-than-desireables. Therefore, I choose not to show any compassion. |
LOL. Oh yeah, that's the idiot from the strangely amusing Holloway thread.
I understand. |
OP is starting to Speed-Delete. Unfortunately for her, most of her posts were QFP'd.
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I say to myself 'I'm such a lucky guy' To have a girl like her is truly a dream come true Out of all the fellas in the world she belongs to me But it was just my imagination Running away with me It was just my imagination Running away with me |
I'm not trying to delete my post, I was going to edit it for more details. It sounded rude, and I realize that, I'm sorry. I probably won't bother editing it anymore since I can tell people are upset and it's not gonna matter how I rephrase it. For the 'not women' comment, I dont LITERALLY mean that, I would describe what I mean but no matter how I do it I think it's gonna be attacked which I deserve because it was phrased rudely.
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I ain't got time to think about money Or what it can buy And I ain't got time to sit down and wonder What makes a birdie fly And I don't have the time to think about What makes a flower grow And I've never given a second thought To where the rivers flow OK back to the topic... |
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Who else went straight for this thread after reading AlphaFrog's post in the "Is GC a Thing of the Past" thread? ::raises hand::
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::sheepishly raising hand::
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I know I see certain posters talk about a thread or see that certain posters are the last post in a thread (especially on a subject they wouldn't normally comment on) and run straight for them. MysticCat being the last poster on a thread in the Sorority Recruitment forum, for example. |
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Not to keep picking on MysticCat, but, for example: Posted by MysticCat: "Bumping for later! :D:cool:;)" in the DRUNK! thread. |
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I would, but starting threads is a pain on the phone. |
^^ Okie-doke. Done.
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Drop out. You are a drain on your sorority because you clearly don't like your chapter, and I will guarantee you that you will feel much better after you quit. As far as not being able to take advantage of networking, I call BS. You were a part of the greek system, and you can use that to your advantage for the rest of your life as it suits you. "I was an ABC!" "I was an XYZ!" It won't get you hired, but it makes for conversation.
So quit--- you are worried because you won't belong to an alumnae association or have a daughter who is a legacy when you graduate from college? Newsflash: very few alumnae are involved with their alumnae associations. I'm sure the GC police will step in and tell me they are VERY involved alumnae-- well good for them, but they are the minority. If you regret it later on life, contact the headquarters to inquire into reinstatement procedures for membership. Collegians, if you are coming on GC asking us "Should I quit?", the answer is invariably YES. |
*Just trying to picture what the GC Police badge & uniform would look like.*
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