Can i join a sorority if i transfer from a community college?

[Blue_Blood]

The whole point of my "extremely pointless post" was to address the second part of the OP. She wanted to know if anyone could help her choose who to rush with. That's really a personal decision that shouldn't be swayed by 100 people telling her to join a specific sorority because only she knows who she fits in with.

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by Blue_Blood

The whole point of my "extremely pointless post" was to address the second part of the OP. She wanted to know if anyone could help her choose who to rush with. That's really a personal decision that shouldn't be swayed by 100 people telling her to join a specific sorority because only she knows who she fits in with.

OK?

Then why bring up fraternities at all?

[agzg]

Originally Posted by Blue_Blood

The whole point of my "extremely pointless post" was to address the second part of the OP. She wanted to know if anyone could help her choose who to rush with. That's really a personal decision that shouldn't be swayed by 100 people telling her to join a specific sorority because only she knows who she fits in with.

Have you read the posts here? Seriously? I've never seen anyone on greekchat refer a PNM to a specific organization. That's not how things are done here.

Also, NPC recruitment is nothing like fraternity recruitment. Bringing up fraternity recruitment in a sorority recruitment thread is like bringing apples to an orange party. Don't do it.

Any male that takes a thread on sorority recruitment and applies it to his own fraternity rush situation deserves not to get a bid.

My point is, stay in your lane.

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by agzg

Also, NPC recruitment is nothing like fraternity recruitment. Bringing up fraternity recruitment in a sorority recruitment thread is like bringing apples to an orange party. Don't do it.

iChuckled.

Any male that takes a thread on sorority recruitment and applies it to his own fraternity rush situation deserves not to get a bid.

My point is, stay in your lane.

Yes, ma'am.