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Originally Posted by californiagal01

Thanks for the feedback. I understand every chapter of a national sorority is not the same. Do some tend to be more conservative on average?

Like I said before, no particular national sorority is more or less conservative. THey have hundreds of chapters and there's no way to say "oh XYZ is more conservative EVERYWHERE" because every chapter really is THAT different.

I would imagine that the political make-up of the members in each chapter probably varies depending on the location and political climate of each school.

As far as "focuses", each chapter is looking for different things in new members. So it's hard to say, "well, all XYZs are more focused on philanthropy." There's too much variation between chapters to make these broad statements about how a national organization is.