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Originally posted by ariesrising
I know many of the larger national sororities are also multi-cultural or interest-specific, and their recruitment methods differ quite a bit from NPC protocol. I think it would be difficult for those groups to want (or have) to change to NPC style recruitment if they were founded with a process that may be similar to NPHC intake.
I think that would be one big barrier to some of the groups joining NPC.
I also think that there are probably some groups that don't *want* to join NPC because of all the rules and protocol, and perhaps these groups prefer being autonomous.
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I know that, at some campuses
alpha Kappa Delta Phi is an associate member of Panhellenic. At only 15 years old, they have strong chapters at many big campuses and associate chapters and colonies are popping up everywhere, according to their website.
I don't know much about their intake process, but from what little I do know, it's nothing compared to what I'm used to seeing from the NPC.
If aKDPhi wanted to join the NPC, wouldn't they have to rid themselves of the whole "Asian-American interest" label?