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Well, notice that I mentioned that I didn't necc think the motives were bad, but that would probably be a common thought in many fraternities. I mean, if he wants to do it, he should try it, but i'm telling you it might not work at a lot of places. In my experience, there is usually a reason somebody didn't pledge when they were freshmen, and it is usually one that most fraternities don't like. I'm sure there are plenty of cases of legitimate reasons, but most often in my experience, they either A) joined a fraternity and didnt make it through pledgeship (which is mostly an auto non-bid), B) have had trouble socially or C) want to give legitimacy to their already held connection to the fraternity(sometimes this is fine, like if they're good friends with a lot of brothers, but i've also seen it when they're friends with like 1 brother, and the rest really don't want much to do with them).
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