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Originally Posted by travelman357
I am thirty five years old and going back to college to complete my bachelor's degree. While I am in school I want to join a BGLO (Fraternity).
I am well aware that joining the particular frat that I want to join requires a commitment to a "process". It is my desire to join at the undergraduate level instead of waiting until after I graduate to join a local alumni chapter. I can only assume that most undergrad frat members are considerably younger than me. As I move forward in my pursuance of this goal I want be very wise in my decision to do it. I am also married. I would appreciate any knowledge, advice, or opinions. In imparting your wisdom, think in terms of your experiences of the BGLO "undergraduate process". Thanks!
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In my sorority, we have a some chapters on commuter campuses where the majority of the students are returning to get their degrees. Those collegiate chapters have older members--many in their 30s with husbands and kids.
As been said, it will depend on the chapter in which you are interested.