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Hopefully you will have the opportunity to go to the orientation meeting at your campus, and get a full breakdown on the costs at your campus. If you can't go, ask your recruitment counselor to give you the financial info provided at the orientation.
It's good to ask the questions up front, even if the answers you get may seem vague. Being in a sorority will be just like many other clubs or organizations or activities you have been involved in or will be in the future- there are some fixed costs you don't have much control over (dues, live-in fees, one time initiation and membership fees etc.) and some costs that you have control over (pictures, t-shirts, eating pizza after the softball tournament etc.)
I always think its a good idea that the member herself contributes something to the cost of her membership. Talk to your parents and your rush counselors so you are as informed as possible before you join!
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