reactivating as an undergrad?

[sageofages]

This is indeed a icky situation.

Being a sister, I know what you are up against. I URGE you strongly to talk to your chapter adviser and collegiate operations director BEFORE you make an decision.

At this point, there is really no "deactivation" option like I think you are envisioning. It would involve relinquishing your membership, and I don't really think that is what you truly want.

There are other options, but you must discuss this with your adviser and area collegiate operations director.

[33girl]

Originally Posted by sageofages

At this point, there is really no "deactivation" option like I think you are envisioning. It would involve relinquishing your membership, and I don't really think that is what you truly want.

There are other options, but you must discuss this with your adviser and area collegiate operations director.

Do you have a special status or hardship option? (If that's too nosy of a question, just let me know.)

[sageofages]

Originally Posted by 33girl

Do you have a special status or hardship option? (If that's too nosy of a question, just let me know.)

Yes we have interim membership status. It is generally for medical hardships, overseas studies, etc. It is only available for one year.