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Originally posted by Rain Man:
Should sucessful junior college graduates be "penalized" from membership because of a stigma that a 2-year degree does not carry the weight of a 4-year degree?
I ask this not only as a Bachelor degree recipient, but also as an Associate degree recipient.
Lemme know what you think.
Rain Man
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Rain Man in all fairness to Nupe4Life's orginial question, which has been answered adequately i might add by various sorors, i think you are taking this conversation to another level with your constant questioning of our national/historic policies (AKA and DST). we are being most gracious in even answering as we do not have to. As has been stated before, Membership is Selective in all 4 organizations, period. There are other groups like the Sigma Gamma Rhos and the Zetas that offer women who do not desire/or can not afford etc etc. to attend a 4 year program the opportunity to join their aux groups to do service etc., in addition there are many women organizations that have requirements these women can meet, many many 4 year college trained women still do not make the cut into AKA or DST, so why should we lower the standards for non 4 year students, who by choice choose to pursue other avenues that do not qualify them for membership in our sorority. that is not our promblem. that's life Rain Man, for jobs, loans, scholarships, etc. if you don't qualify you don't get it, unless you're Bush
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