Joining a Sorority
Filed in archive Fraternities & Sororities by Greg Cruey on February 26, 2008
Sallie Schaaf Borrink over at Suite101 has a nice series of articles just published last week on joining a sorority.
There's a lot involved. And among the first issue for your to consider is the expense involved. You can be faced with a new member fee, and initiation fee, a badge or pin fee, local chapter dues, national dues, and (if you don't actually live in the sorority house) something called a "parlor fee." It can be expensive.
It can also be a great way to form a network of friends that will still be around long after graduation. Networking is one of the leading reasons that women and men join Greek campus organizations.
There's a lot involved. And among the first issue for your to consider is the expense involved. You can be faced with a new member fee, and initiation fee, a badge or pin fee, local chapter dues, national dues, and (if you don't actually live in the sorority house) something called a "parlor fee." It can be expensive.
It can also be a great way to form a network of friends that will still be around long after graduation. Networking is one of the leading reasons that women and men join Greek campus organizations.
There are a lot of other things to think about. Probably your college has more than one sorority. How do you pick the right one? Do you have to time to be in a sorority? Can you cope with living in a sorority house with a couple of dozen other women? Can you do it all and keep your grades up, too?
You can take a more detailed look at several of these issues by looking at Sallie Schaaf Borrink's articles at Suite101:
You can take a more detailed look at several of these issues by looking at Sallie Schaaf Borrink's articles at Suite101:
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