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Originally Posted by Little32
As far as children joining another organization, I can't even conceive of that. Of course, that's because I can not conceive of having children at this point in time. I do have a cousin that is interested in being Greek, and I advised her to research all of the organizations and find the one that fits her. I know that I only want women (family, friend, or other) who really want it to pursue membership in my organization; and that desire has to stem from them not from my choice for them.
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I concur 1908%
Out of my box:
Bottomline, one must be attending a 4 year accredited college/university, have at least a 3.0 GPA, done some community service--preferably with our respective chapters located on their campus and have letters of recommendations. That's AKA1908.com
If a child is legacy or family member influenced, then they are turning their papers in early...
That is what heritage is all about.
Now, if my fictitious daughter did not want to do what I ask
for membership in my sorority and actually did what she was told for another organization, I would let her go and be a part of that. Because that is what she wanted. That would not be what I wanted for her, but as an adult, she made a decision and I am just happy that at least she is making one...
But, I would not blindly allow her to do so by feeding this child to the wolves.
Most young girls like imitating what their mother does. Most. I know I did and look at me now...