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Originally Posted by KSUViolet06
That is so unfortunate.
I have a hard time getting my mind around leaving school due to recruitment. My parents would have skinned me alive if I had shown up on their doorstep a week before school starts saying I'm not going because of recruitment.
My heart does go out to them though, it's got to be tough.
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I agree with you, but I am wondering if in the South the pressure is a lot different? I don't know, I'm asking. I do know of girls at Indiana that dropped out of school completely when they did not receive a bid. My parents would not have allowed me to drop out of school; you go to college to get a degree, and anything you do above that is icing. I loved my sorority experience, but all of this seems a bit much to me. My university had over 500 clubs and organizations. Surely there are other things that these girls can do, and their worth is not defined by being in a sorority. If these girls are given the message that they shouldn't be at a school because they don't join a sorority, that's pretty sad. My heart goes out to them too, and not because they got cut.
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