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Originally posted by IvySpice
Well, that's true of chefs in restaurants. You could just do a little recipe research and spend a few hours in the kitchen and make the food yourself. And why go to a salon for a pedicure when with a little effort you could paint your own nails? Do you feel the same way about chefs and pedicurists that you do about these consultants?
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Well, I guess yes because I do know of people who do this.
Don't we (GLO members on GC) advise people who come on here and ask a bunch of questions about an org to do their own research at their own school? I mean, is it that hard? Oh, wait, for some it is.
That's all I'm saying. It really does not take much effort to 'google' a group, make a phone call to the greek life office, attend a 'meet the greeks', get to know greeks in your classes. All of this can be done for free. And, to tell you the truth, one of the best ways that I have seen people make it into their org of choice (NPHC, NPC, IFC, etc.) has been by the last method I mentioned. The PNM got to know the members of the org by being in the same class, involved in similar groups and activites on campus. By the time the next recruitment came around that person made it in. It is not a sure thing, but I've seen it work in alot of cases. All done for no money charged.