founding as a senior?

[thegovernor]

Hey everyone,

I've had this question for a while and figured you guy would be the best to ask. I am currently a senior who will be spending another year in college. In that time, I've been apart of Hall Council, been the president of a student organization, and am currently serving as my school's student body president.

There is a new frat coming to campus and I've spent some time reading up on their principles and ideals and it seems intriguing to me. When I was a freshman I didn't join any frat because A) my parents were very much against it and B) I didn't really care for any of the frats when I examined them up close.

But, now that I feel comfortable with it (and don't care about what my parents think about it), do you think it's too late for me?

Thanks in advance for your thoughts!

[knight_shadow]

Many times, new groups like to have a good mix of classes so that there's not a huge hit whenever one group graduates (ex. if they recruit all juniors, the new colony will take a beating in 2 years when they all leave).

Check with your Greek Life office. They should have contact information for the new group so you can get more information.

Good luck.