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Old 07-29-2010, 12:21 PM
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Originally Posted by tld221 View Post
True, we do rock, for this and other reasons. I really like that we offer an option for non-college-educated women to participate in sisterhood and service. Everyone can be great because everyone can serve, right? It's very clear though, that membership (in SGRho) has its privileges, so if you want it, you know how to pursue it. Higher education isn't a priority for everyone, but know that re: SGRho membership for women who feel that way isn't a priority for us.





Right - i feel like when you make a choice to attend a non-traditional university or community college (including online programs like University of Phoenix, or those schools like Everest and Anthem - what are those called? Trade school, like Devry, TCI or Apex?), you give up (some) rights to traditional aspects of college. What, you want to live in a dorm too? Sign up for a meal plan? By attending these types of schools, to me, says you are willingly sacrificing access to privileges like joining a GLO.

If you decide, however, that you'd like to further your education onto a 4 year traditional college/university, do that for the sake of furthering education, not because XYZ is there.

and to Sen, yeah... love expansion and all, but there are some schools Sigma doesn't need to be. That's not a jab at particular schools, but at the culture the school fosters. Ideally, its survival of the fittest: we're all on our campuses as guests, and in confidence that we can excel as chapters and organizations at these respective schools. I think its realistic to say that Sigma isn't the best fit for every institution. I'd even venture to say that we all have chapters that don't do so hot and need some TLC in being bigger, better and stronger, otherwise should get the boot.
The same can be said of those that are inducted into our alumnae chapters after graduating from undergrad. Why shouldn't someone who achieved their Bachelor's degree online from an accredited institution and program not be able to pursue membership in our organizations on the the alumnae level (and this probably already occurs)? I am only speaking about alumnae membership. And again, I don't think we can do anything about this rightfully since these persons have achieved their Bachelor's degree, online or otherwise.

And on a different note, did you go to Boule?
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