Pledge Over 40?

[Psi U MC Vito]

I don't see why not if he is pursuing a bachelor's degree. It's an interesting question though. It probably doesn't happen often enough for most organizations to have rules regarding it.

[DrPhil]

Originally Posted by Psi U MC Vito

It probably doesn't happen often enough for most organizations to have rules regarding it.

You're probably right.

As for the general topic of second bachelors degrees, Delta is one of the NPHC organizations that specifies. Delta's National website states "the student is taking courses leading to her first/initial baccalaureate degree or its equivalent."

Someone pursuing a second bachelor's or attending a university for graduate school can officially pursue membership through, and be affiliated with, an alumnae chapter and (if so desired) unofficially affiliate (or associate) with the collegiate chapter. I know NPHC fraternity members who became members through graduate chapters but you would think they were part of the collegiate chapter because they were so involved, even when they were aspirants.

[Greek_or_Geek?]

Originally Posted by Psi U MC Vito

I don't see why not if he is pursuing a bachelor's degree. It's an interesting question though. It probably doesn't happen often enough for most organizations to have rules regarding it.

I seem to remember that there are some NPC sororities that prohibit it.