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Originally posted by scpiano211
#2: As for the mortgage, most people that have one have jobs that pay much more than mine does and they work the same amount of hours as I do but don't have to go to school.
#4: No, shockingly, I will not be joining an alumnae group BECAUSE OF MY JOB for heaven's sake.
#7: My parents pay for tuition so loans from my college will not be seeking payments for that. I have to pay for everything else (i.e. car insurance and gas, textbooks, sorority bills, apartment, etc.).
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#2 Really, a lot of people that have first and second mortgages do not have the money - which is why they have a mortgage. My father is the only one in my family with a steady job and even that hasnt been steady. It is not all a "cake walk" in the real world sweetie.
#4 I am a 22 year old undergrad who happens to be alumna. I am very active with my chapter AND in the alumna world. Why would you NOT want to stay involved with your org if it "means so much to you" as you say?
#7 Try having to pay for everything yourself, and I mean EVERYTHING.
Thank you very much.
Sorority - its not just 4 years its 4 life.
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