Is 24 to old to join a Fraternity?

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by migreek

Not that sure, I was inform that you usually would have to rush your freshmen year.

Why are you giving fraternity advice if you're in high school?

[migreek]

Originally Posted by knight_shadow

Why are you giving fraternity advice if you're in high school?

There was no advice given.
Read:"Not that sure, I was inform...."

[nate2512]

Originally Posted by migreek

There was no advice given.
Read:"Not that sure, I was inform...."

You were informed wrong, how did you make it to high school?

[migreek]

Originally Posted by nate2512

You were informed wrong, how did you make it to high school?

This obviously has nothing to do with high school.

Now making my post to this next after next reply is ridiculous.

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by migreek

There was no advice given.
Read:"Not that sure, I was inform...."

If you're not that sure, why even chime in? Especially after so many other people who are sure have already spoken?

[migreek]

Originally Posted by knight_shadow

If you're not that sure, why even chime in? Especially after so many other people who are sure have already spoken?

To give my opinion, I don't see how the person who asked the question would be angry about it. I made it clear enough that it was what I was inform, and not from my own knowledge.

( It happens all the time on threads)

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by migreek

To give my opinion, I don't see how the person who asked the question would be angry about it. I made it clear enough that it was what I was inform, and not from my own knowledge.

( It happens all the time on threads)

Your opinion doesn't help the OP. You don't know enough about the Greek system to recognize what type of organization he's pursuing and whether the information you're giving him is accurate.

Again, there's nothing wrong with having and giving your opinion; you just need to know when to give it.