Nontraditional Student

Inquisitive · #1 10-12-2000, 02:14 PM

Hello,
Some of you may have seen my first post in the general greek forum a few days ago. Iwas writing because I am interested in pledging a sorority, AKA to be exact. However, I failed to mention which organization I was interested in and have since been getting all types of bogus responses. Anyway, my dilemma is that I received my first degree in May of this year, however, I will be returning to school in the Fall of 2001 to pursue a secone Bachelor'e degree. My question is will I still be allowed to pledge undergrad considering the fact that I already have a Bachelor's or will I have to do a graduate chapter? I went to the AKA national website and all it said was that you had to be in school fulltime and I will be enrolled fulltime when I return but I am still confused as to what I am allowed to do.

Please Help!

AKAtude · #2 10-12-2000, 02:48 PM

This same question was asked on September 28th by Curiosity101. If you will use the "search" option, you will find the answer in the thread entitled, "Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc."

Inquisitive · #3 10-12-2000, 02:54 PM

Thank you AKAtude!!!

Eclipse · #4 10-12-2000, 04:20 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by AKAtude:
This same question was asked on September 28th by Curiosity101. If you will use the "search" option, you will find the answer in the thread entitled, "Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc."

O.K. I know this is waaaayyyyy off topic but I gotta question for AKAtude. (It's a ghetto question, so I gotta act ghetto!

) Anyway...I have noticed on several occasions you referring people to previous posts. Do you remember the posts, or do you do a search first? 'Cause if you remember them, girl, you are the BOMB!!!

Why am I being silly today?!?!

AKAtude · #5 10-12-2000, 04:46 PM

LOL! Usually, I remember if a topic has been discussed. So, I'll go do a search and find it. Then, I'll let the person know what search words to use, the title of the thread, and/or who started it.

I know that I could just give the answer, but that would too easy (not as though the internet hasn't made it easier). But a little "search" never hurts anyone!