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Hey, Need a bit of advice.
Hey everyone my name is mike, and i currently go to Rutgers. Im in my sophomore year and i seen a one of friends join a frat and another just did one this semester. I was looking in to joining a frat, but i wanted to know the Pro's and Cons. I did do part of rush week for the frat i was going to join, but i decided to hold off one semester to consider the benefits and get my grades in check. Does commuting have an effect on joining the frat?
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They told me to do it, but they both dorm so it was easier for them to do it.
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Which Rutgers? That makes a difference.
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We can't tell you if the particular organization you are interested in makes decisions on one's living status, but I will tell you from experience, that you might need to be on campus at different times and/or more time than you already spend there. Because I don't know your school/fraternity/chapter, I can only guess that there will be many occasions to be on campus outside of classroom time. If that's an issue for YOU, then it may be for them. Oh, and just wondering, how are your grades from your previous two semesters? Talk to current members and people pledging. |
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My grades, there pretty decent pulled 3 A's, and Two B's last semester. First semester was kinda bad, got Two C's and Two B's and one A. I heard my gpa will drop because the amount of time dedication needed so i also need to consider that. |
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You should be fine as a commuter as long as you are willing to get home late some times. Most of the school commutes after all. Especially true IIRC because Delta Epsilon Psi is actually at NJIT. Maybe I'm wrong and there is a chapter at RU?
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just go for it!
you can do it! :)
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The first there is used correctly. The second one should be they're - the contraction of they are. And yes, it does matter on a discussion board. |
Since no one has mentioned it yet, I'll quickly add: try not to use the term "frat" -- some people may find it offensive. It's much safer to just always use the full term: fraternity.
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