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Old 05-10-2012, 06:20 PM
Xidelt Xidelt is offline
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What about phi sigma pi for an academic/service fraternity option? If you want it to be all female, OPA or GSS might be options.
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Old 05-10-2012, 06:54 PM
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Until an ACTUAL MEMBER of this or that national group comes on here and says that starting a chapter that:

-is all-female and intends to stay that way
-has selective membership and bidding
-has a GPA requirement
-is not based around a certain discipline or major
-allows members to maintain membership concurrently in NPC, NPHC or MCGC organizations

is OK, let's stop throwing names around like confetti.
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Old 05-10-2012, 08:31 PM
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Until an ACTUAL MEMBER of this or that national group comes on here and says that starting a chapter that:

-is all-female and intends to stay that way
-has selective membership and bidding
-has a GPA requirement
-is not based around a certain discipline or major
-allows members to maintain membership concurrently in NPC, NPHC or MCGC organizations

is OK, let's stop throwing names around like confetti.
For Beta Sigma Phi:

--We do have a few chapters at some colleges. Most however are not because we are more community based. Thus, Beta Sigma Phi should never be promoted as an NPC/NPHC alternative as the experience is very different.

--Selective membership & bidding varies from chapter to chapter as each chapter is responsible for who they recruit. Some chapters will take any woman who is interested. Some will be very selective based on needs & preferences. Most are a good balance of the two.

--Because we are primarily a community-based sorority we do not have a GPA requirement or a requirement that one have a college degree. I would be shocked if any of the college chapters have a GPA requirement unless the university they are at requires it per all student organizations.

--Beta Sigma Phi does not have any rules against accepting members of NPC/NPHC or other groups. We have many members who are NPC and I know of at least one locally who is in PEO Sisterhood. I am unfamiliar with NPHC policies so someone from one of those chapters would have to weigh in on whether or not they allow their members to join a group such as Beta Sigma Phi.
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Old 05-10-2012, 07:11 PM
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What about phi sigma pi for an academic/service fraternity option? If you want it to be all female, OPA or GSS might be options.

For the record, GSS is not "female only". Though there might not be many, our constitution allows males to become members.
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