Is it worth it to pledge senior year?

[1908Revelations]

Depends on if you are seeking IFC or NPHC. Either way you try for AI.

[SoEnchanting]

Originally Posted by 1908Revelations

Depends on if you are seeking IFC or NPHC. Either way you try for AI.

Maybe I'll be the very unofficial MCGLO rep for this thread?

Can't speak for ALL multicultural orgs, but I pledged as a senior and know other sisters who have done the same. Ours is a lifetime committment, so the bond is just as strong.

I actually think it's a good thing to have had some exposure to Greek life before deciding on such a committment. Good luck!

[Tom Earp]

While harder to be accepted as a Senior, the lfe time commentment can be so true! Being a Grad at the same school, living in the same town or going to school near by could be a plus!

Just check into it! Give it a chance!

You may offer a lot!

[FIJIpride21]

Yeah, definitely depends what your plans are for after college. Joining a fraternity can be the best decision of your life for a multitude of reasons, but as a 21-22 year old pledge, expect to be doing a lot of bitch work for your pledge class and membership, namely...buying alcohol.
Give it a shot though, I had two 21ers in my pledge class of 23 guys, and they did fine.

[Live_Wire17]

Originally Posted by FIJIpride21

Yeah, definitely depends what your plans are for after college. Joining a fraternity can be the best decision of your life for a multitude of reasons, but as a 21-22 year old pledge, expect to be doing a lot of bitch work for your pledge class and membership, namely...buying alcohol.
Give it a shot though, I had two 21ers in my pledge class of 23 guys, and they did fine.

Oh...is that what yours is about????

[FIJIpride21]

Originally Posted by Live_Wire17

Oh...is that what yours is about????

Yep.

[Live_Wire17]

Originally Posted by FIJIpride21

Yep.

Oh Wow! I'm sorry...that's unfortunate.