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Originally Posted by giggle528
well i mean like..yeah i know things take time. but just like i dont even talk to half the people at my old school. i was only there for a year. only in it for 2 months and i dont talk to half the girls because they never talk to me. my prez has never even heard of the school i am right now let alone know that the even had my sorority. I called them first to ask what to do, b/c i mean i had no other choice, my president wasnting calling me back, nor was the prez here, i didnt know what to do..so i called them to ask them what to do. i then heard nothing back, so i had my mother do it, because classes had started. I mean i really dont have to justify myself. yeah, its life....things happen, but i didnt just spend 300$ on something that I cant continue...i've witnessed ritual, but i have no business telling others, nor do i care for it. finally when i did get in contact with my prez, i told her that this was unfair and i was going to join another one, because she was being so irresponsible, that she wasnt doing her job(didnt really say that, just thought it). because seriously she wasn't.i basically knew i gave her a month do it..i filled out the form myself..sent it to her through e-mail...it takes 2 seconds to re-send it to my new school.
i mean i dont really wanna leave this sorority...its exciting being part of something, but if nothing is happening, i have to do whats best for me..ya know?
i just dont know what to do...
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1. You cannot join another sorority.
2. Is there really a reason your mom is involved? You're a big girl.
3. Paperwork takes a long time to get processed. Your HQ has to process the initiation paperwork on every single girl that went through the new member process last year. Be patient. Technically you are a member of this sorority whether they have gotten around to sending you your pin or not.
4. If your president is not being responsive contact the chapter advisor. If they are not responsive, try the regional director.
5. The "Greek LIfe people" are not the advisors. They are merely the people who work at the desk in the Greek Life office. The chapter advisors are the alumnae volunteers that advise your individual chapter.