Well, my dear friend PREPPIE, how are things?
What I mean by being set up differently is: ECU is wide open when it comes to usual Greek Life. Not in a bad way, all the time, but compared to many schools I have visited or chatted with through convention and or Southeastern Panhelllenic Conference, we are very liberal when it comes to social life.
ECU is very easy on our chapters, we have no set times to register events, fines if we do go against the one regulation we do have and try to inforce or a max number if events to hold per semester. We are very lucky to have such a forgiving system yet we still fight the small regulations we do have or try to find a loop whole. I feel that ECU should go with the flow and be very thankful, many schools have very srtict policies on social activity that supercede any national policy, but ECU is not any more harsh than our individual polices, whichs makes ECU look like a party school when compared to places that only allow 2 mixers a semester and a cocktail, if lucky.
P.S. are you going through Formal Recruitment or did you pledge this Spring?
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Lexi
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