Something like a prodigal daughter

[SWTXBelle]

Originally Posted by kddani

If you are legit - What with your "very extreme sense of individuality" and your laundry list of questions/reiteration of stereotypes, I don't think sorority life is for you.

If you think so poorly of sorority women, why would you want to become one?

Co-sign - I think you'll be happiest working with philanthropic groups whose sole focus is good works. With the attitude you have shown in this post, I can't imagine any of the groups mentioned thinking you would be a positive addition to their sisterhood.

(Waiting for the "OMG if this is the attitude you show I don't know that I even WANT to join! response)

[APhi4Ever]

Originally Posted by SWTXBelle

(Waiting for the "OMG if this is the attitude you show I don't know that I even WANT to join! response)

LOL

[myopicsunflower]

Originally Posted by SWTXBelle

With the attitude you have shown in this post, I can't imagine any of the groups mentioned thinking you would be a positive addition to their sisterhood.

Co-sign. Your junior status may not work against you in recruitment, but your attitude and lack of discretion certainly could.

There are lots of opportunities for philanthropy and service in college, and a sorority is not the only place to find them.