sorority
 

how to start my own sorority with out going to a college

Is this just a general statement? Or are you trying to ask a question?

Looks like college needs to be on your to-do list.

In addition to knowing how to spell your name.

I think we learned that in kindergarten. I hated my name when I was a kid. My mother had hyphenated my first and middle name because I was named after my dad and she didn't want to call us both the same names, so whenever I had to write my name, instead of "Mary" or "Anna", it was ****—***** (yes I know I used the em dash, but you couldn't really see the hyphen).

When I went on a cruise at 21 and had to use my birth certificate, I realized that my name was not hyphenated, and for a number of years, went by the shorter version. I changed my mind back when I got married, because I think it sounded nicer and more "me".

Strawberrie is spelled strawberry.
A sentence starts with a capital letter.
Without doesn't have a space in it.
A question ends in a question mark.

Maybe you shouldn't rule out college just yet. At least carry on with your education until you know how to spell and use grammar correctly. Good luck x

Strawberrie is spelt strawberry.
A sentence starts with a capital letter.
Without doesn't have a space in it.
A question ends in a question mark.

Maybe you shouldn't rule out college just yet. At least carry on with your education until you know how to spell and use grammar correctly. Good luck x

OP just got TOLD by a 15-year-old. :rolleyes:

Except for "spelt".
Correction FAIL.

That's an across the Atlantic thing.

Why can't non-collegians just join a club? And what about Beta Sigma Phi if you want to join a sorority? Did the OP do any research about non-collegiate sororities before asking here? Why do so many women think they need to start their own instead of joining an existing entity?