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Originally Posted by messi5
I am really worried if there is a chapter from my old college at my new one, I will not like it, basically because they might not be the type of people I would call my "brother."
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Assuming there is a chapter of your fraternity at your new school, they already are your brothers. That doesn't mean that you'd necessarily feel like you fit with them as well as you do with your current chapter, but they are your brothers.
It should be simple for you to find out whether your fraternity has a chapter at your new school. If it does, find out (from your fraternity, not from GreekChat) what is involved in transferring chapters. In many fraternities, it means the chapter at the new school voting on whether to allow you to affiliate. Make contact with the new chapter so that you can get to know them some and decide (on your part and on theirs) whether you want to try to affiliate. With many fraternities, if you don't affiliate with the chapter at the new school, you'll go to alumnus status, but appropriate people in your fraternity can tell you the rules for your fraternity.
And if there's not a chapter at your new school, situations like this make me miss the "stray Greeks" groups that many schools used to have.
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