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I honestly feel it is a demographic thing. I don't think I would be doing this if I still lived in the South. The whole sorority thing is just way to cut throat. I opted to wait until I could have more free time when my son was older. It does seem to be more accepted with fraternity brothers vs. sorority though. If the group is willing, and the PNM can balance home, school, and sorority life... AND she fits in, to me it isn't a big deal. Now I would have a problem with someone that joined, but was never around because of family life... yes that is a priority, but if you don't have time, then you don't have time.
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