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Originally Posted by skylark
In the end, I think the successfulness of a sorority experience does not depend at all on what "tier" of a sorority you are in.
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I definately agree with this statement.
There is a sorority on my campus that was arguably in the top "tier" when I was in school just a few years ago, and now they are struggling quite a bit. Numbers are down, they didn't make quota, and they can't keep their house full which is causing a financial strain. And everyone can probably attest that a financial strain on the chapter makes it difficult to focus on anything else.
Those girls used to be one of the most involved sororities on campus, and I think their participation on campus has decreased because of the overall morale of the chapter. The lower morale I am guessing is stemming from the financial issues.
So it's really not all about what "tier" you're in...
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