Young & Married

[babygirlash]

Originally Posted by OTW

Academics. Community Service. Leadership. Sororities tend to favor on those things.

Being married to your baby's daddy? I'm not sure if that even falls on their "Good Candidate for Membership" checklist.

No one is asking for brownie points to enter a soroity. I want to work hard just like anybody else. I understand what every body is saying. All I want is a chance. The worst thing they can say is NO.

[33girl]

If you attend a VERY untraditional school where the sororities contain returning students, married students etc and typical college social activities are a very small part of it, then give it a try.

But if you go through rush and they tell you that there are mixers every Thursday, fraternity parties that members are "encouraged" to attend on the weekends, and many all-Greek philanthropies to be attended, I would not join. You'll either be away from your baby far too much, or paying for something you can't fully enjoy. Lots of bonding gets done at social events and if you're always hanging back or unable to attend, you'll miss the whole point of being in a sorority.

[texas*princess]

Originally Posted by babygirlash

No one is asking for brownie points to enter a soroity. I want to work hard just like anybody else. I understand what every body is saying. All I want is a chance. The worst thing they can say is NO.

What type of sorority are you trying to join?

There are NO NPC sororities at Technical schools. I could be wrong, but I don't believe there are any NPHC sororities at technical schools either.

If there are no sororities on your campus, you can't join one and there won't be anyone there to tell you 'yes' or 'no'.

[als463]

Originally Posted by texas*princess

What type of sorority are you trying to join?

There are NO NPC sororities at Technical schools. I could be wrong, but I don't believe there are any NPHC sororities at technical schools either.

If there are no sororities on your campus, you can't join one and there won't be anyone there to tell you 'yes' or 'no'.

I will say that PennTech (Pennsylvania College of Technology) does have some NPCs...and some National Fraternities...I'm pretty sure. If we are talking about something like ITT-then, I agree. It all depends.

[texas*princess]

Originally Posted by als463

I will say that PennTech (Pennsylvania College of Technology) does have some NPCs...and some National Fraternities...I'm pretty sure. If we are talking about something like ITT-then, I agree. It all depends.

Sorry, I should have been more specific - by technical schools I meant those along the lines of ITT.