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heatherh1981
04-27-2000, 10:50 PM
Can some one tell me how you get in to a sorority? I'm going to college next year and i didnt know if you got to pick what kind of sorority. If yall dont mind can someone please explain the process?
Thanks a bunch
Heather
heatherh1981
04-27-2000, 10:53 PM
sorry i didnt mean to put my topic under "RUSH" hehe!
equeen
04-28-2000, 01:55 AM
I bet it differs from college to college; the best thing to do is to contact the Panhellenic Council at the school you're going to, and find out what their rush process is. I've never actually been through formal rush, so I don't know exactly how it works! Best of luck! http://www.greekchat.com/forums/ubb/smile.gif
PenguinTrax
04-28-2000, 09:44 AM
Heather -
Answers to your questions, as well as links to the NPC sorority nationa websites (for research) can be found on my Sorority Recruitment FAQ page. This page has been reviewed by an officer of the NPC, so it's pretty accurate.
http://panhellenic.tripod.com/FAQ.html
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Fraternally,
Barbara
Zeta Tau Alpha Alumna
If you have to go around telling everyone you're in charge you're not much of a leader.
heatherh1981
04-28-2000, 03:12 PM
Ok i dont want to sound stupid or anything. But what is "HAZING and RUSH" can someone please explain?
Thanks
PenguinTrax
04-28-2000, 04:09 PM
Rush is the informal term for the period during which sorority and fraternity chapters recruit new members. In the National Panhellenic Conference (the NPC), this period is now called Formal or Informal Recruitment.
Hazing is any action designed to intimidate, scare or otherwise harm or embarass an individual. Unfortunately there is a stereotype about Greeks that if you join a sorority or fraternity, you will be forced to do, say, wear things that are of a questionable nature. See http://www.stophazing.org. Over the past few years Greeks have been working together to bring hazing to an end. Unfortunately there are some individuals that still believe that these types of activities strengthen a person's bond to their chapter. This is patently not the case.
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