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Originally posted by TigerLilly
I'm in two that can be challenging to balance, but not impossible. It's all about managing your time -- I have classes in the morning, and then I know that I have to do my homework in the afternoon or I'm not going to have time to do it, because my evenings are jampacked with AXiD or PSP things. When there is a PSP thing and an AXiD thing scheduled for the same time, I have to decide which one is more important to me or the chapter. Like, initiation for AXiD would take preference over a committee meeting for PSP, but a rush night for PSP would be more important than going to another greek event with AXiD. It's all about the balance.
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I agree with this and breathesgelatin's post, and what I was trying to say in my original post but didnt come out so clearly.
It hasnt been too much trouble for me because I am affiliated with APO and AKPsi at one school, then transferred to another where I joined Theta, so Theta too priority over the other two during that time, though I still remained involved with AKPsi as an alumni member as I still am. Now I'm alumnae/alumni for all three (I'm still getting things worked out with APO) so I'm not as pressed for time. Then to go back to breathesgelatin's APO example my chapter did a lot of service, and maybe one social/brotherhood event per semester.My AKPsi was and still is very social in addition to the other things we do/did. So it wasnt troubling at all to do both while at my other school.
Now that I'm alum status with all three of these, it still wont be hard on me when I join( or I have intentions to) Sigma Theta Tau nursing honorary next spring while working on my second degree......This particular chapter also isnt very social, just a few meetings here and there too, so that being said wont interfere with my alum actitivities with my other GLO's.
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