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maybe you didn't understand my post. My point was that there is no place for national fraternities on community college campuses. In my opinion, it would be very hard to develop any strong alumni ties, as well as the potential to have many members who fail to further their education. This seems to strictly promote social clubs, which would fall short of the real purpose of a fraternity (I know that some fraternites at college campuses behave this way, but that still doesn't make it right). The point is that each different fraternity was created to foster some common goals in their members and I don't see any of those fitting in with the community college experience. I don't have a problem with people starting up local fraternities at these institutions because they are able to create goals and ideals that may be more consistent with the junior college experience.
For the record I did go to community college before transferring to my university.
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