A New Local

[knight_shadow]

I could've sworn this poster had a thread about dropping one fraternity and joining another.

If this is the case -- OP, you didn't have ANY exposure to the inner workings of your fraternity that you could use to guide you in your endeavor? We're not going to give you a step-by-step guide on creating a GLO. That's your job.

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by knight_shadow

I could've sworn this poster had a thread about dropping one fraternity and joining another.

Maybe he's hoping some current Greeks will leave their fraternities and join his?

Originally Posted by AGreekThinker

Joining a National fraternity is out of the question. To me it only adds more dues and I guess depending on the national org. you wont get much help out of it. I'd rather start my own fraternity with our own traditions and standards. But the only thing im still hazy on is the chartering process.

There is no "chartering process." Chartering is something national organizations do to create local chapters.

Random people on teh interwebs are not the people who can answer your questions about what (and how long) it will take to be recognized at your school, assuming that is even possible for a local. The people you need to be asking are in your Greek Life office.

[AnotherKD]

Originally Posted by MysticCat

Random people on teh interwebs are not the people who can answer your questions about what (and how long) it will take to be recognized at your school, assuming that is even possible for a local. The people you need to be asking are in your Greek Life office.

But... that, like, takes WORK, dude. Can't you just answer the question? I don't wanna walk all the way over to the office. I'm nursing a killer hangover.