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[fantASTic]

Does anyone else think that she's really not in a sorority?

I have never heard a Greek woman call another Greek a sorostitute.

Also, she's claiming that some of you don't have degrees. [AlphaFrog, I believe, had her credentials questioned?] Clearly, she's unaware that you MUST be in college or have obtained a degree to be a member of an NPC or NPHC sorority.

Hmmm....

[AlphaFrog]

Originally Posted by fantASTic

Also, she's claiming that some of you don't have degrees. [AlphaFrog, I believe, had her credentials questioned?] Clearly, she's unaware that you MUST be in college or have obtained a degree to be a member of an NPC or NPHC sorority.

Actually, I DON'T have a degree. I started in Music Therapy, and decided after 3 years that it wasn't for me, and I had no idea what I wanted to do. Although I think it worked out better in the long run, because I now work in Construction HR & Accounting, and probably make more now doing that without a degree than I would have doing Music Therapy WITH a degree.

As far as being in an NPC, my sorority chapter was closed before I decided not to continue persuing Music Therapy, so I was already an alum before I left school.

Originally Posted by fantASTic

Also, she's claiming that some of you don't have degrees. [AlphaFrog, I believe, had her credentials questioned?] Clearly, she's unaware that you MUST be in college or have obtained a degree to be a member of an NPC or NPHC sorority.

Hmmm....

You don't need a degree to be a member and remain as such, at least in my sorority anyway.

In order to stay a collegian, she must be enrolled full time on campus. If she leaves school for whatever reason (graduation or not), she's still a member -- an alumna.

I even recall reading in the Quarterly that our AI candidates need not possess a college degree in order to be considered for membership. If I am wrong, someone please correct me.

A member is a member, college degree or not.

[Benzgirl]

Originally Posted by OTW

I even recall reading in the Quarterly that our AI candidates need not possess a college degree in order to be considered for membership. If I am wrong, someone please correct me.

You are correct:

"A college degree is not an absolute requirement but is of definite

importance."
From the Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Initiate Procedures