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Originally Posted by Sciencewoman
I also wouldn't assume that these rules, when they exist, are always to prevent someone from joining at less competitive/smaller school and then transferring to a larger/more competitive recruitment school. In my case, the schools were both flagship state universities, but my original chapter was "stronger" on campus than the chapter I transferred to. At my new chapter, we had another affiliate who transferred in and her original chapter was very strong on campus. And, she was always reminding us of this. This did not win people over.
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Another reason why transfers should not rush to affiliate. Hold off a semester...visit the chapter, get friendly. If it's a match, then affiliate (assuming the feeling is mutual, of course). If not, don't affiliate and keep your membership. Because if you do affiliate, and are unhappy, your only recourse is to resign from the sorority.
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