Thanks for all the reply's. To start off no I would not want to go through the same process 18-22 years old do. You are right I have nothing or very little in common with undergrad members of a fraternity. And to go around trying pull young ladies that are my daughter age is out of the question. So the just of what I am really searching for is to Join a Group of men that exemplify real brotherhood. I had a friend of mine that is in my masonic lodge that just pledge grad chapter Alpha and he said it is pretty much the same it is just the brotherhood in Alpha was on another level. That is what I want to be a part of. To wear what ever para and not be judged or questioned why am I wearing something that look like a frat be cause we masons don't do stuff like that. I know its do and don'ts to every Org but it just seem like in masonry it is to many. So mainly looking for a group grad or city-wide that exemplify the true aspect of brotherhood nation-wide.
Just curious.... how far away from you from obtaining a degree?
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A couple of years if I go straight through.
FYI Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc:
“Alumni applicants must have completed a minimum of 2 years of a full program of study from a recognized college/ university to be eligible to apply and must provide the chapter with either a copy of their diploma OR an OFFICIAL transcript reflecting this”
FYI Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc:
“Alumni applicants must have completed a minimum of 2 years of a full program of study from a recognized college/ university to be eligible to apply and must provide the chapter with either a copy of their diploma OR an OFFICIAL transcript reflecting this”
And that is nation-wide? That would be great I will look into that.
is out of the question. So the just of what I am really searching for is to Join a Group of men that exemplify real brotherhood. I had a friend of mine that is in my masonic lodge that just pledge grad chapter Alpha and he said it is pretty much the same it is just the brotherhood in Alpha was on another level. That is what I want to be a part of. To wear what ever para and not be judged or questioned why am I wearing something that look like a frat be cause we masons don't do stuff like that. I know its do and don'ts to every Org but it just seem like in masonry it is to many. So mainly looking for a group grad or city-wide that exemplify the true aspect of brotherhood nation-wide.
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