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What great advice from everyone! Her grades are spectacular, she's in National Honor Society and taking advanced classes, and is very close to the top of her class. She is involved with great activities at school, including community service with NHS, a mentoring program, and other activities, but so far hasn't had any leadership roles.
I've been reading the stickies and some posts out of curiousity. WarEagle07 also makes a good point that thinking about sororities too far in advance may prejudice her thinking...something I hadn't thought of. I'm normally not one to think of anything far in advance; however, my daughter, her close friends, and the respective parents visited their favorite college recently and were given a tour of a sorority, along with meeting a sorority sister (daughter of one of the Mom's friends), which prompted the interest, as you can imagine.
I was the most curious, wanting to know if things were still generally the same with rush now as they were back in the late '70s when I went to college. I wish I'd had the opportunity to follow through with rush, but with my father's passing, I had all I could do to stay in the college I was attending.
Thanks again everyone!
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