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Made a mistake by depledging?
I depledged a sorority at school last semester. I'm currently a junior now. I haven't stopped thinking about what would have happened if I hadn't depledged and just stuck through it. I was doing terrible in school and had to drop a class, also failing 2 other exams I took while pledging. I only had a week left of pledging when I did decide to depledge. I just want to stop thinking about this sorority and seeing how much fun the girls are having and wondering what would have happened. I love Greek life and all it has to offer but my grades suffered because of it. I have tons of dreams too about me being in the sorority or me begging them to take me back. What do I do? :confused:
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sorry but what is QFP
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2. You can let it go or try again. Just realize that your chances are going to be very low, considering your class standing and previous sorority involvement. There's really nothing else you can do. |
Have you stayed in touch with the girls in the sorority at all?
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Trust the decision you made and move on from there. As far as college life, your classes should be your first priority always, so it sounds like you made a good decision.
QFP is quoted for posterity, so we know what you said originally if you go back and edit your post. |
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If you were having trouble academically, the decision about initiation might have been made for you anyway.
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It's hard to say what you should do.
They are under no obligation to repledge you. If you have not kept in touch with these women, and you go back and say that you'd like to join again, they might say "tough luck." Also, consider the fact that even if they DO want to extend you a bid, they may not be in the position to do so if they are at total. Something else: Ask yourself "What is going to be different this time?" Do you have the time to commit to this group? There is no point in trying to join again if you are just going to end up ovewhelmed and doing the same thing again. |
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You're just going to have to suck it up and try again. I'd START with your previous chapter because maybe they were very sad to see you go and understood your predicament. If that fails, go through informal, but realize your chances aren't great.
Commitment is something that a lot of people learn the value of the hard way. |
Are we talking about NPC? Did you go through formal recruitment last spring? There's a lot that isn't clear from your initial post.
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