Recruitment Advice - Transfer

[Drolefille]

Originally Posted by AzTheta

Hey Drolefille! Merry Christmas to you!

Hey! Wait, did you get me a troll for Christmas?

[AZTheta]

Originally Posted by Drolefille

Hey! Wait, did you get me a troll for Christmas?

Me? *scuffs toe in dirt*

awwwwwww. You peeked!

ETA: Barbie, you were lovely. It really isn't about you; it can't read and is punctuation challenged, to boot. Merry Christmas to you too!

[DrPhil]

Swing Phi Swing isn't even part of the sorority equation on most campuses--even some HBCUs--so a lot of people don't notice them until the assert themselves via stepshows and stroll competitions. They are widely held as a non-GLO that does philanthropy and has a history of "fun."

From their website:
"We do not accept members who currently belong to a Greek-letter sorority. However, academic business or service fraternity membership is allowed."

Honestly, it is very rare for a Greek-letter sorority member (usually NPHC) to even want to be a Swing Phi Swing.

Whatever the case, it is more important whether an NPC (this is the first time this topic hasn't dealt with NPHC) sorority would accept a member of Swing Phi Swing. It's not important what Swing Phi Swing would accept. She's already a Swing. We typically have Swings and sweethearts trying to become members. It would really suck if all NPC and NPHC sororities don't accept Swings. Imagine living your life relegated to Swing for sorority membership, regardless of whether you became a Swing in college or alumnae (funny).

God bless them for what they do in the community, though.

[Drolefille]

Originally Posted by DrPhil

Imagine living your life relegated to Swing for sorority membership, regardless of whether you became a Swing in college or alumnae (funny).

God bless them for what they do in the community, though.

A++ Would read again.

[Senusret I]

Originally Posted by SwingPhiSwinggg

I'll let you know how it turns out! Thanks for the help

[Senusret I]

Agreed. We can only speak for ourselves in the first place, so it's all good.