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To: PNM Hopefully

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I know several girls that juggle school with a job and sorority life. Being in a sorority takes up a little more time when you first get in bc it is important for new pledge classes to learn about their new house as well as bond with each other and older girls. However, it is not as time-consuming as you might think. If you can afford the dues at least for right now, I would recommend that you definitely rush and at worst you might have to drop later on down the road but the friends you have made by then will stay with you. Also, there is a preiod of time when you first get into the sorority where you are free to drop without paying anything, so if during your first couple of weeks it seems like it'll be too much of a burden you can drop before paying anything at all. It's really a fulfilling investment, I had to drop my sorority bc I couldnt afford it anymore but if I could go back in time I'd do the same thing all over again bc I met amazing people. =]