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Originally Posted by ΑΓΔSquirrelGirl
Sounds like Tri-Sig has the right idea.
We do have a requirement program to become an initiated member, in a way. It isn't very demanding though...at least not as demanding as being an active member is. I DO think that newly initiated members get burned out because TELLING them about required events isn't the same as them actually DOING them. Their only required events usually end up being fun sisterhood retreats and initiation requirements.
I have said myself I wish I could be in a fraternity before. I love Alpha Gam. But sometimes it does seem like brotherhood is stronger than sisterhood, and I haven't seen many guys in any fraternity on campus drop out like the girls do. I do think the slope is skewed and I do think it affects retention rates.
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i agree, but that is the nature of relationships between men anyway vs. women. it does seem like women are more likely to drop membership than men are. for whatever reasons it may be.