HELP! Can I rush a new sorority!?

[ASUADPi]

Here's what I want to know....

Why do we have so many young and quite honestly, stupid, girls coming on these boards asking "can I quit my NPC sorority and join a new NPC sorority?". Hello! Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't this taught during a new member period? I'm pretty sure I learned it as an Alpha and that was back 12 years ago when I joined and initiated.

[ThetaPrincess24]

Originally Posted by ASUADPi

Here's what I want to know....

Why do we have so many young and quite honestly, stupid, girls coming on these boards asking "can I quit my NPC sorority and join a new NPC sorority?". Hello! Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't this taught during a new member period? I'm pretty sure I learned it as an Alpha and that was back 12 years ago when I joined and initiated.

I guess some feel so entitled that they should be granted an exception.

I agree with your comments. If I was in a situation as a collegian where I had to transfer and it looked like I wasnt going to fit in with the other chapter, why not go alum? YOu can still sport your letters. You ARE STILL A MEMBER!

Theta is so near and dear to my heart. I just cant fathom doing such a thing to Theta or myself (and I am a 2001 initiate).

[als463]

Originally Posted by ThetaPrincess24

I guess some feel so entitled that they should be granted an exception.

I agree with your comments. If I was in a situation as a collegian where I had to transfer and it looked like I wasnt going to fit in with the other chapter, why not go alum? YOu can still sport your letters. You ARE STILL A MEMBER!

Theta is so near and dear to my heart. I just cant fathom doing such a thing to Theta or myself (and I am a 2001 initiate).

I agree with everyone in this thread regarding these girls who want to quit their NPC and just join another one. I have to say, things like this make me think that the NPHC has it right. You have women that come into our organizations with no respect for them or loyalty. Whatever happened to being a loyal member of your organization? Is it just me or have women (and some men) not learned about this stuff? I remember being told that once an initiated member of the NPC, ALWAYS a member (for whatever organization you were initiated into).

Wow! I'm just in disbelief.