pledging/rushing as an alum

[stylishnsostef]

i was wondering what you could all tell me about pledging as a graduate?

i attended st joes in philly and started to pledge tri sig when i dropped because i was supposed to transfer... blablabla. anyway, i didnt transfer, i graduated st joes and now im a grad student @ philly u.

anyway, i have 3 relatives who are all deephers and an aunt (well ex aunt... anyway..) who was a founding sister @ northeastern!

so everyone in my family is always like ohh why don't you rush now that ur @ a school with a chapter, but is that weird?

a friend of mine in gamma phi delta @ lasalle said it's not uncommon/hard to rush and an alum.


please give me info!!! ¢¾

Stephanie

NIC Fraternities and NPC Sororities have different rules regarding graduate membership.

If I'm not mistaken, only a few NPC sororities allow graduate membership. The others require that the members must be undergraduates.

Please do a search on GC for graduate membership, and it should bring up which sororities allow it. You might want to research Alumnae Initiation as well. ETA: I just wanted to clarify that graduate membership and AI are two totally different processes unrelated to each other.

Good luck.

[stylishnsostef]

thank you!

[stylishnsostef]

sorry, i should have thoroughly read all the other threads before blabbing a new one

[Tom Earp]

No Problem!

Just check through the Theads and it will give You a better idea on AI (Alumni Association).

[LPIDelta]

Stylishnsostef--
I sent you a private message. If you are interested in DPhiE specifically, I can give you information about our procedures.

[rho4life]

Also, NPC and NPHC groups deal with graduate intake/membership differently.