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Originally Posted by sewlovely
I am absoluetly planning on going in with an open mind. I want to end up where I fit best. I've heard a few things about specific sororities, but I'm not letting it factor into my decision at all. There is only one sorority I'm planning on dropping first and that's only because they are pretty new (within the last 5-10 years). My mom won't help me pay for a not established sorority. She thinks alumni relations are very important. Is she right or completely wrong?
Thanks so much for your response 
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1. Careful with your wording - it's a mutual selection process - you rank, they make cuts.
2. If it's a local sorority that's brand new on campus, it's a little different than an NPC sorority that's been around since the late 1800s-early 1900s. Even though your chapter is new, there are alums from other chapters the world over who have been established for a long time.
And I'll be honest - the fact that I was in a sorority has opened as many doors as being in a specific sorority.
I'd be curious to hear others' take on this.
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