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Advice please- spring 2012
Hi guys, well my dilemma is that I'm a syracuse student and the greek life is obviously prominent here and competitive. I'm a sophomore now and I missed the recent spring recruitment because I have a lot of commitments and I knew I wouldn't put my all into it and I have to get stellar grades this semester because of internships and etc. But sometimes, i can't help but feel slightly jealous about the excitement that the girls feel. So the only time i can rush the sorority that I like is if I do it in Spring 2011 and i will be a junior by then and i know it is already difficult as a junior, can someone please advice me on how i should go about this process? And if anyone involved with syracuse sorority has an advice, i'd be soo gratefu
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Are your class requirements, grade requirements going to get any easier as a junior?
Also, unless you are talking about an NPHC group, you don't "rush the sorority that you like." You attend events for ALL of them and keep an open mind during the process. If you're not going to be able to do that and only plan on focusing on one group, you probably shouldn't rush. |
First the reason why I'm busy this particular semester is because I'm switching majors and i need to do well in this particular class before I can declare it and the class is tough and also because I'm interning this summer in a government office this summer and I'm required to maintain stellar grades and there's no way I want to mess this opportunity up.
Second,I'm talking about NPC. I have an open mind btw, I dont have 1 particular sorority. I do have my top 5 but I'm not a fussy person. |
Your focus is on your academics: that's great. That's why you're in college. How refreshing (little sarcasm, not directed at you, don't go getting all irritated).
You won't know if you don't try. Right now, you are not a member of any NPC GLO. If you don't go through recruitment, odds are that you will never be a member of any NPC GLO. What have you got to lose? I'm in total agreement with 33girl: keep an open mind. Keep your options open. You are more likely to find a home, but it may not be with one of your (preconceived) favorites. It's a mutual selection process and you already know that your odds are reduced because you are not a freshman. |
thanks a lot for the advice...i definitely want togo through. have any of your sororities accepted potentials with my characteristics?: black, junior, spring recruitment
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Wasn't another named Aly, too?
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There is no prohibition on any Syracuse sorority, or any sorority, from accepting a new member of any race, nationality, or year in school.
If you have questions specific to your university's recruitment and membership, you should make an appointment to speak with the director of Greek Life. |
Seriously the black british junior? REALLY?
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No, you're a troll. Learn to use the proper punctuation.
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^ Oh I know. Just sayin', if Troll is going to perp a different nationality, she needs to do a better job of impersonating languages.
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