What does it mean to be "inactive?"

[atrianglepi]

ADPi, along with other sororities( I'm assuming) specifically give their new members information regarding grade expectations upon joining. Your " cousin" should already have this information. Why is this any of your business?

[turtlebutter]

I was just curious as a pnm how sororities handle situations like that in case I was ever in that situation... I'm sorry. And she had no clue when I asked her (admittedly she was in a hurry when I asked), so that's why I turned here bc I figured someone might help me with my question

That said, thank you lovespink88!

[agzg]

Originally Posted by turtlebutter

I was just curious as a pnm how sororities handle situations like that in case I was ever in that situation... I'm sorry. And she had no clue when I asked her (admittedly she was in a hurry when I asked), so that's why I turned here bc I figured someone might help me with my question

That said, thank you lovespink88!

To be fair, even as a member of a sorority it's none of your business. This is an individual and sorority policy issue, and is not something that should affect you unless you find yourself in a situation where you are either going to be or already on inactive status.

[amIblue?]

Keep your grades where they need to be (you will be advised of this as a new member), and you will never need to know unless you are part of standards or honor board.