Transferring.

[AlwaysSAI]

Originally Posted by confused11

*Just a side note.
The school I've been accepted to is Mississippi State and I'm currently attending a Texas school. I know how cut-throat recruitment is at SEC schools, especially as a junior. I've considered going through recruitment in hopes of joining my sorority at Mississippi State, but I don't know. I'd kind of feel like a trader, I don't know.

Any advice/help?

If you are an initiated member of an NPC sorority, you are not eligible to join another NPC sorority. You may have to go through some procedures as a transfer at your new school to become a member of your sorority at Mississippi, but if it is an NPC, you can't join a different one.

[confused11]

Originally Posted by AlwaysSAI

If you are an initiated member of an NPC sorority, you are not eligible to join another NPC sorority. You may have to go through some procedures as a transfer at your new school to become a member of your sorority at Mississippi, but if it is an NPC, you can't join a different one.

Oh I already know that.
I stated that I wanted to join MY sorority at Miss State, being that current one that I am in.

Thanks for the reply though.

[Smile_Awhile]

Originally Posted by confused11

Oh I already know that.
I stated that I wanted to join MY sorority at Miss State, being that current one that I am in.

Thanks for the reply though.

What we're trying to tell you is that you don't have to go through recruitment again. The process you'd want to go through would be called affiliation. Be aware: not all chapters allow girls from other chapters to affiliate, due to size reasons.

[texas*princess]

Like the others have mentioned, if you are an initiated member of a NPC sorority, you are not eligible to go through recruitment.

You will need to contact your advisor or someone at your HQ to find out what the affiliation process is for your sorority. Each sorority's process is different.

To your original dilemma, only you can make that decision (to transfer). Keep in mind you are attending college for an EDUCATION - first and foremost - so only you can decide if you want to change your major (no matter how similar it is) to stay at your current school and go for your Masters degree later, or to transfer and major in what you really want.

[Smile_Awhile]

Originally Posted by OTW

Size reasons...or the chapter might not think you'd be a good fit. They're not obligated to take an affiliate if they don't want to.

Very true. Thanks for clarifying.