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Old 03-31-2007, 03:53 AM
Miss{BooperDoo} Miss{BooperDoo} is offline
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Yet another finance question

Hey everybody I was just wondering, if you are going to school on loans, should you include the potential cost for soririties on the loan amount you request? I pay for college completely on my own (yes that means any loans I get are my own... no parents involved). And if so, how does that work? I don't want to stereotype anyone here, so my apologies ahead of time for anyone who might take offense to this, but I don't have a parent to give me money whenever I ask. So expenses are something I need to plan way ahead of time. I guess my main questions here are

1) How does paying for sororities work with loans?
2) About how much do you pay outside of dues (extra things you would go do that cost money) after joining?

Any information on this would be great

Thanks in advance!
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