Question about membership

[Titchou]

Yes, you have to be enrolled at the school where the chapter is located as chapter members have to be students at THAT school. What an individual chapter's affiliation rules are can vary. You would need to check on that with that chapter or your national office. You will most likely need verification from your present chapter that you left in good standing. While you are not enrolled in a school with a chapter of your group, you would most likely be considered an alumna. It may be that you would have to petition for reinstatement as a collegian. Once again, your national HQ can advise you on all their procedures.

[navane]

Originally Posted by Titchou

Yes, you have to be enrolled at the school where the chapter is located as chapter members have to be students at THAT school. What an individual chapter's affiliation rules are can vary. You would need to check on that with that chapter or your national office. You will most likely need verification from your present chapter that you left in good standing. While you are not enrolled in a school with a chapter of your group, you would most likely be considered an alumna. It may be that you would have to petition for reinstatement as a collegian. Once again, your national HQ can advise you on all their procedures.

THIS is what I believe the OP is asking.

[SoCalGirl]

If you mean to ask if you can participate in the chapter activities (at either your current school or the school you'll transfer to after being admitted) while you're at the community college or not enrolled in either of the universities, the answer is no.