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Originally Posted by moonstruck66
Suggestion: If you want the Asian culture, along with the sorority, and didnt find your fit anywhere else on campus, you could always look into starting a chapter of an Asian sorority, allowing you to create the type of environment you want.
And if you still can't find what you're looking for, there's the professional GLOs.  |
I'll be honest here and say that starting a new organization just because you're not happy with the existing ones is not always the way to go.
If you have the drive and determination and time and resources, by all means go for it. But many college kids have full courseloads and jobs. Based on what I've read here from GCers who have (successfully and unsuccessfully) started their own GLOs, it's ten times harder than joining an existing one.
Additionally, even if she wanted to go that route and start a new sorority, why does it have to be Asian interest?