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Originally Posted by DJ AJ
So I am apart of a fraternity at California State University Northridge. We are a commuter school sadly and it is very difficult for us to get numbers. We have just lost our house, so our rush events have to be held on campus. Our chapter is taking the loss of the house hard and their moral is down. We have a history of bad recruitment in numbers, we wish to change this.
Does any one have any ideas of how to get people to join at a commuter school? Or perhaps just a rush event on campus that will attract people to come later in the day to check us out?
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Getting members shouldn't be much different with or without a house.
It's still basically the same concept, and unless your school has big houses which sleep 10/20+, what's the big deal with a house anyhow? A house takes a HUGE bite out of your budget. Now everything can go to brotherhood.
You may want to partner up with your alumni and start diverting money to a house fund. It shouldn't be hard to find 10/20% to move into that fund. Couple that with alumni fundraising and you'll be in a great position several years from now.
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