Questions to everyone...
Maybe I hope for the best in young people and I am quite removed from the college experience.
My question is if the GLO provided the BEST educational experience in addition to all the other wonderful accouterments of greek life, then no matter what tier the organization is, having the required numbers of membership would not matter?
Sure, it is cool to have a wonderful new set of friends, bond and build friendships for life, but bottom line a GLO is usually associated to a college and university, which means one attempt to get a degree in a respective field to move forward in their life... If strong educational support, with other activities occur, then should the "tier-ness" of an organization matter?
The question is like my Father's chant when he was in school:
"We party hard and stay up late, but most of all we graduate..."
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