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Originally Posted by SunnyFLGirl
But, what if you're a transfer student and it's your first year at this school? For instance, I'm rushing as a junior transfer at a university next year, but I've been in community college for more than two years (changing majors kills). I'm assuming you mean the year you started at the university because otherwise, girls in my situation would only get one year (or none) if it's going by the year you started college in general.
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From what I understand, my organization counts from when you first enter "college" (whether it be a CC, JC, University or whatever). Just because you transfer doesn't mean you can start all over again. A few of my sisters have been transfers from community colleges, and they were considered Juniors. So they got their junior year & senior year in the sorority. And a few did become 5th years.
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Originally Posted by SunnyFLGirl
I'll have to check with my school (UCF) about this and see if it works the same way. I'll have 7 full-term semesters of undergraduate work already when I transfer, so I don't think I'll even bother rushing if that's the case. I don't think chapters will be very eager to give a girl a bid who can only be a member for a year at most and it doesn't seem worth it to me.
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If you really want to be in a sorority, you should still go through recruitment. Remember, your sorority experience doesn't end in college.
I was in your situation SunnyFL, I was a "junior" (depending on how you look at it) and rushed. I was only able to get one complete year as an active collegiate and as much as I wish I could get more, I wouldn't change the experience for the world.
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