Hey bucutie,
I was a junior pledge to Chi Omega this year, and I think that waiting has made my experience so much better. Spending two years as a GDI gave me a better sense of who my friends were, rather than having friends that only spoke to me because I was in their sorority. Also waiting gave me a lot more respect for Chi Omega as an organization. In fact, I was named the model initiate this year and I am the director of alumni relations and chapter correspondence. I think that you will find that being in a sorority gives you the opportunity to find yourself as a leader and as a person. Some of the other girls that posted were right though. You're main priority in college should be school. If you are not even pulling a 2.0 gpa, I am not sure that you are ready for the commitment that being in a sorority requires and it should be something that you think about carefully. Scholarship is a point of pride for every Greek organization.
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