Dropping Out After Initiation

[aKandaC]

Yes, it's a colony and the national representatives interviewed us all and picked all the girls this past week.

[thetalady]

Originally Posted by aKandaC

The national representatives say that this is the full fledged initiation. Our rush week was just this past week, so I haven't really gotten to even meet any of the sisters and it just feels like everything is happening very fast, I haven't had the time to grasp what's going on. Being a founding colony on campus, we now have other a hundred members and I really think it's too much for me. Can you drop a sorority after becoming an initiated member? What's that process look like?

Originally Posted by aKandaC

Yes, it's a colony and the national representatives interviewed us all and picked all the girls this past week.

I have never, ever heard of an NPC organization initiating after only a few days. I think the OP must be confused about what is happening tomorrow. Probably some type of pledging ceremony, which is nothing at all like initiation.

OR this could be a non-NPC, in which case all of our experience and information is moot. It would help to know at least that, so that we are not just guessing.

[amanda6035]

The verbiage in the article linked in this thread is "induction" (which is tomorrow) which, to a new member, probably sounds an awful lot like initiation.


OP, IF you're at Columbia.... it's very very likely NOT initiation. Of course, a Gamma Phi would have to confirm.....