Hey!! Just looking for some advice!!

[Senusret I]

This is a random, yet perhaps related question which popped into my head while reading this.

So, say a young lady goes to Community College for a semester to a year, as the original poster is, but the school has no significant clubs to speak of.

1) What sort of community organizations or activities can she participate in which might be smiled upon?

2) What if she joins a community sorority in the interim, such as Beta Sigma Phi.... I know that *shouldn't* count against her, but do enough collegians know about BSP for it to not be a big deal if it comes up?

[33girl]

Originally Posted by Senusret I

This is a random, yet perhaps related question which popped into my head while reading this.

So, say a young lady goes to Community College for a semester to a year, as the original poster is, but the school has no significant clubs to speak of.

1) What sort of community organizations or activities can she participate in which might be smiled upon?

2) What if she joins a community sorority in the interim, such as Beta Sigma Phi.... I know that *shouldn't* count against her, but do enough collegians know about BSP for it to not be a big deal if it comes up?

1)-Asst coach at the local high school for cheerleading, majorettes, athletic teams, etc.

-Volunteer someplace - the Humane Society, the local hospital, etc.

Those are just the first things I thought of.

2) If the BSP chapter is active enough and a big deal enough that collegians do know about it, then it probably would count against her - reasoning being that she ALREADY has an org she is putting her time into.

[KSUViolet06]

Recruitment at CMU is not competitive like any of the big southern schools you read about here.

The best thing to do is to get involved in some clubs at OCC and make sure to get good grades (one of the biggest things).

Also, it's important to be open-minded about all of the sororities at CMU, and not to have your heart set on just one or two. With the way recruitment works, it's good to have an open mind, in the event that one of your "favorites" decides not to invite you back.

Another thing, I'd check out the advice threads. They have some good general advice for girls going through recruitment at ANY school.

http://www.greekchat.com/gcforums/sh...ad.php?t=54403