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Originally Posted by midnightrain13
I attended one university for a year and a half, at the beginning of the second year I rushed for sorority and ended up initiated into one. However, even before, during, and after the initiation I experienced massive health problems and family issues and was not able to do many activities with the sorority and barely remember anything about initiation, etc. NOW, I have transferred to another university that doesn't even HAVE the sorority I joined. WHAT DO I DO?! I don't have enough experience to be part of an alumni org for that sorority and though I love the sisters of that sorority I can't visit all the time and feel as if joining (ONLY because of the above circumstances) was essentially pointless(other than meeting some great girls). I deeply miss the feeling it brings and almost regret joining because of the things that have happened. I know it's a standard rule where you can't join another after you've initiated in one, but is there ANY exception? I just want to feel apart of something great again.
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Assuming you joined an NPC sorority, you cannot join another NPC or NPHC sorority, there are no exceptions.
You might look into a service sorority or co-ed fraternity but if you do, know that it's not a replacement for what you lost but something different that can also be really good. If there are local or other non-NPC/NPHC sororities on your campus it would depend on their rules whether you could seek membership with one of them.