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Juniors won't be dues paying members for as long as a freshman. Due to their class schedules being more demanding they're generally less involved as a junior and senior than they would have been as a freshman and sophomore. As they're only a member for two years they'll have less of a chance to serve the chapter in a leadership role. They're used to not having to answer to a chapter full of women regarding their behavior so they tend to be more resistent to the millions of rules that sorority members agree to abide by.
Those are just off the top of my head.
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