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unknown15 10-12-2010 12:15 PM

best way to express your interest in a frat.
 
I am very interested in joining a frat at my school. I know some of the Greeks on campus, but i dont know what to say or how to say it. could anybody help?

knight_shadow 10-12-2010 12:17 PM

"Hi. How are you?" usually works.

What type of organization are you looking at?

KSig RC 10-12-2010 01:46 PM

A boombox outside their window.

knight_shadow 10-12-2010 01:56 PM

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Originally Posted by KSig RC (Post 1993543)
A boombox outside their window.

Only if it's playing Show Tunes. That's how they'll know you're serious.

MysticCat 10-12-2010 01:59 PM

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Originally Posted by unknown15 (Post 1993517)
I am very interested in joining a frat at my school. I know some of the Greeks on campus, but i dont know what to say or how to say it. could anybody help?

Before someone else gets crazy about it, I'll give you one heads up: Some fraternity members have no problem with the word frat, but others may find it very offensive. Depending on the opinions on the subject at your campus, I'd advise avoiding the word. Call it a fraternity.

AlphaFrog 10-12-2010 02:05 PM

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Originally Posted by knight_shadow (Post 1993545)
Only if it's playing Show Tunes. That's how they'll know you're serious.

Bonus if you can skip the boombox and get the whole freakin' Marching Band to perform a choreographed number as your backup as YOU sing Showtunes. Pledge class President for sure.

DeltaBetaBaby 10-12-2010 02:10 PM

I think that we would need info on whether this is an NPHC org in order to advise.

knight_shadow 10-12-2010 02:23 PM

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Originally Posted by DeltaBetaBaby (Post 1993551)
I think that we would need info on whether this is an NPHC org in order to advise.

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Originally Posted by knight_shadow (Post 1993519)
What type of organization are you looking at?

:)

DeltaBetaBaby 10-12-2010 02:58 PM

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Originally Posted by knight_shadow (Post 1993552)
:)

Yes, I know, I was trying to get the thread back on track. And let me also note when I said "we need more info", I have absolutely NO intention of advising someone looking at NPHC groups.

DrPhil 10-12-2010 03:34 PM

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Originally Posted by DeltaBetaBaby (Post 1993574)
Yes, I know, I was trying to get the thread back on track. And let me also note when I said "we need more info", I have absolutely NO intention of advising someone looking at NPHC groups.

:) If he says it is NPHC, everyone should exit stage left. NPHC aspirants shouldn't come here for advice.

unknown15 10-13-2010 10:53 AM

thank you mysticcat for the info. and it is a NPHC, but im not askin for step by step directions, i want it to receive the full experience on my own. but i just wanted to know if i should be straight up and tell them i want to be down or what?

MysticCat 10-13-2010 10:57 AM

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Originally Posted by unknown15 (Post 1993923)
thank you mysticcat for the info. and it is a NPHC. . . .

In that case, my info probably isn't nearly as relevant.

I now exit stage left.

Senusret I 10-13-2010 11:01 AM

We get asked that question a lot here, "How do I approach...."

The underlying fact is that while it may depend on the campus, no matter what, it's best to befriend the members.

I can't tell you how to make friends with strangers, but many have done it before. You SHOULD know these guys. If you don't know them, there's not a good chance they will pick you.

Good luck figuring it out!

Senusret I 10-13-2010 11:02 AM

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Originally Posted by MysticCat (Post 1993925)
In that case, my info probably isn't nearly as relevant.

I now exit stage left.

It's always a good idea for NPHC aspirants to avoid shortcuts. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated is music to my ears.

Drolefille 10-14-2010 08:04 PM

LOL Spammer just posted their instructions too


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