Indiana University 2014 Recruitment

[KDCat]

Originally Posted by BlueCarnation

If joining a sorority is your main reason for going to college, then go to one of those OTHER SCHOOLS. I have plenty of friends from IU who were in sororities. I know how it works.

Not everybody has $15,000 - $20,000 extra dollars to spend every year to go to an out-of-state school or a private school. IU is a deal for in-state students. They shouldn't be forced to choose between tuition dollars and Greek Life.

Not when this problem is an artificially created problem that can be easily corrected.

[Blue2]

Originally Posted by KDCat

Not everybody has $15,000 - $20,000 extra dollars to spend every year to go to an out-of-state school or a private school. IU is a deal for in-state students. They shouldn't be forced to choose between tuition dollars and Greek Life.

Not when this problem is an artificially created problem that can be easily corrected.

Out-of-state schools? Private schools? Why? The state of Indiana has at least four other public schools that have a thriving Greek Life. Purdue is adding more chapters. Ball State's new member classes have surged in numbers. IUPUI is adding not one but two new chapters. Also, Indiana State is building housing for 8 sororities...right now.....with elevators! You have choices. If you are not happy with IU's system then transfer.

[KDCat]

Originally Posted by Blue2

Out-of-state schools? Private schools? Why? The state of Indiana has at least four other public schools that have a thriving Greek Life. Purdue is adding more chapters. Ball State's new member classes have surged in numbers. IUPUI is adding not one but two new chapters. Also, Indiana State is building housing for 8 sororities...right now.....with elevators! You have choices. If you are not happy with IU's system then transfer.

With the exception of Purdue, none of those are the same quality/ranking/reputation as IU.

If you want a similar school, you'd have to go out of state to University of Illinois or another flagship state university.

This is an artificial crisis which is easily correctable. Women shouldn't have to choose between going in-state to IU and being Greek.