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Originally Posted by Cheerio
First: please keep us posted on your employment status, it sounds promising.
Second: your current continued honesty in conversations with amIblue2, regarding her future recruitment possibilities and connections, is a good move. Your daughter's curiosity now gives her information to make focused and timely decisions on her own about the subject once she's on campus.
I know you realize it is her life decision to make, and hope her listening skills bring her to all the realizations of your desires for her future.
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I have a job, so this is just icing as far as improved salary and opportunities to advance. Currently, I’d have to wait for my same-age manager to retire to love up, and I honestly don’t want that job. I’m content, but not going to turn down more $$ for a good opportunity.
As far as my daughter and sorority life goes, she has gone to the house with me while I was advising. She knows that it has been important to me, but she will not listen to me when I tell her I don’t care if she joins a sorority or not. All of her schools do deferred recruitment, so she has time to be on campus and decide. I don’t want her to rush if she is only doing it because she thinks I want her to. I guess I ‘ll just keep reminding her that it’s her decision.