Lots of questions =/

[JohnnyCash]

Why does Beta having a sister sorority matter? lol

If you're a girl who just wants to go Greek to get in well with a fraternity, don't bother, because FIU has plenty of those girls already.

Just make sure you have a good GPA (for PC you need a 2.7 transfer GPA to rush).

And go to the pre-recruitment events if you think it'll help you out.

Here's some more info:



ETA: Here's another FIU thread that might help you out: http://www.greekchat.com/gcforums/sh...d.php?t=105582

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by angels&angles

I believe Beta doesn't have a sister sorority, but I heard once that Pi Phi partially based their colors and name off of Beta (Pi Beta Phi / Beta Theta Pi, wine and silver blue / pink and baby blue)? One of the Pi Phi founders was related to a Beta, maybe? Can anyone confirm that?

Beta adopted "delicate shades of pink and blue" as its colors as 1879. Pi Phi adopted wine and silver blue as its colors in 1882. While I guess it's possible that Pi Phi was inspired by Beta, I frankly would seriously doubt it.

Originally Posted by JohnnyCash

Why does Beta having a sister sorority matter? lol

I figured that maybe her dad, grandfather or brother is a Beta. But based on her comment above about philanthropy, maybe she feels a connection to the FIU chapter's diabetes research philanthropy and thought that a sister sorority might share that philanthropy.