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Originally posted by CutiePie2000
One group may have decided that it was not in their best interest to colonize at that campus, or did not have sufficient alumnae support in the area, or they may have already had commitments elsewhere, thus they opted to pull out.
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This is very true. When an organization looks at possible extension opportunities, there are many factors to consider. CP2000 stated just a few. Another factor is that sometimes groups do not want to be the "first" on a particular campus. They will take a "wait and see" approach should the campus open again.
FWIW, I would definitely take a good look at the choice that is available. These women have put time and effort into the opportunity. They want to be there. Becoming a colony member has many rewards and there are a few threads about it. Your campus' situation is also unique in that it is opening to Greek Life. The first fraternity and sorority will lay the foundation for what GL will be in the future. That is an important responsibility
Good luck and keep us posted!
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