please heeelp

[greeklife33]

I pledged a wglo last semester and hated it because i foudn out the organization was the wrong one for me... now if i want to pledge a hispanic sorority for next semester this is ok right?? and do i even have to tell them?? i know i coudnt do another wglo until the second semester but since its non-panhel i could do the hispanic one right??

There's no such thing as a "wglo" right?

[honeychile]

Are you talking about an NPC sorority? Because I'd hate to think that I'm in a WGLO!

If you're in an NPC sorority, and have NOT been initiated, you can pledge whatever sorority you'd like, after one year.

[alphaalpha]

I think it would depend on your school. I would find out (should be easy) if the hispanic sorority is part of the Panhellenic council and follow the rules of said council. I know at my university the hispanic sororities are not part of the panhellenic and therefore one could be in a NPC sorority which is part of the panhellenic council and a hispanic, which is not part of the panhellenic council. You can find this out by calling the greek life office. you probably will have no problem joining a hispanic sorority, unless as i stated before the hispanic sorority follows panhellenic rules and then would require you to wait one year from when you accepted your bid.

[jubilance1922]

Originally posted by honeychile
Are you talking about an NPC sorority? Because I'd hate to think that I'm in a WGLO!

Why not? I'm proud to say I'm a member of a BGLO.

[ZZ-kai-]

Let the games begin.

[_Lisa_]

Originally posted by jubilance1922
Why not? I'm proud to say I'm a member of a BGLO.

Because NPC organizations are not WGLO's. They do not discriminate based on race, all races are welcome.

[adpiucf]

Ask the office of Greek Life at your university about re-rushing, and if there is a period of time you must wait to rush this Latina sorority. If they belong to the campus Panhellenic, it is likely there will be a similiar waiting period.

To rush the group, make sure that you are registered for their recruitment-- the office of Greek Life can advise you of how to do this whether it is a formal or informal recruitment.

To prepare for recruitment, check out the Rush Forum, look online to see if the group has a national and local chapter website, prepare appropriate outfits for the events and practice basic conversation starters (How did you come to join XYZ? Tell me about yourself. What kinds of activities are planned for the semester at XYZ?) and prepare some anecdotes to share.

[jubilance1922]

Originally posted by crzychx
Because NPC organizations are not WGLO's. They do not discriminate based on race, all races are welcome.

Neither do BGLOs.

[moe.ron]

jubilence, I prefer that you don't categorized my organization as a WGLO. Please respect my wishes.

[Rudey]

Originally posted by jubilance1922
Neither do BGLOs.

BGLOs are committed to the black community. NPC/NIC organizations are not. It's that simple. Hence they are not WGLOs. And many do not have exclusionary clauses.

-Rudey

[mccoyred]

Originally posted by Rudey
BGLOs are committed to the black community. NPC/NIC organizations are not. It's that simple. Hence they are not WGLOs. And many do not have exclusionary clauses.

-Rudey

Faulty logic...

[Rudey]

Originally posted by mccoyred
Faulty logic...

On your part.

-Rudey
--But since you know so much, create a list of WGLOs for us to look at

[jubilance1922]

Originally posted by moe.ron
jubilence, I prefer that you don't categorized my organization as a WGLO. Please respect my wishes.

I didn't catagorize, the original poster did.

I simply asked why the term was deemed offensive.

Please respect my right to ask a question.

[jubilance1922]

Originally posted by Rudey
BGLOs are committed to the black community. NPC/NIC organizations are not. It's that simple. Hence they are not WGLOs. And many do not have exclusionary clauses.

-Rudey

NPHC organizations do not have exclusionary clauses.