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Originally Posted by IUMomof2
She received a bid. She's giving it a chance. Definitely not where she saw herself but had a really nice time with her new chapter tonight. I'm proud of her. From what I see on the IU Parent FB page, not many women are willing to give certain chapters a chance. They'd rather suicide or drop. I'm proud that my daughter, while disappointed, is looking at this as a chance to meet a different group of women and get involved. I'm glad my daughter is one who is willing to give them a chance.
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I'm glad that she is giving the chapter a chance, and that she had a really nice time with them on Bid Day. Going and giving them a chance was a mature move on her part.
I hope that she continues to give them a chance. All the chapters at IU have wonderful women in them, and for the most part the Greek experience tends to be similar across different chapters.
Remember to remind her that these girls wanted her to be their sister and saw something special in her.
Hope it works out!
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Originally Posted by IUMomof2
True on most fronts minus the mansion... and 100 women.
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There is one chapter at IU that remains unhoused, which had well over 100 women in Spring 2018.
The one chapter that had fewer than 100 women now has a house.
Unless something has massively changed in one semester, your daughter should have at least one of these two.