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Totally agree with everything they said^ In addition, I have noticed a few things about charter sororities at various universities... Con: It seems like when a new sorority comes onto campus its harder to reign in the new members with confusion and/or partying. When you join an sorority thats been at a university for a number of years, they have traditions, image on campus, and upperclassmen as well as local alum to assist with events, fundraising, overall connection. Especially when things like bid day roll around a lot of the new members (even first year members) look to the upperclassmen to show them how its done and to also bring a sense of excitement and pride. I graduated a few years ago and i was still up all-night cheering my sisters on and getting live updates from my little. I'm not saying a charter class doesn't have that... They have national, Alum from the state and neighboring sororities to assist with getting the new class comfortable, excited and informed, but there may be 2 years or so of a transitional period. One other thing I've noticed is that the girls go a little wild party/rules because they don't have the consistent upperclassmen who have already been-there-done-that to show them the ropes.
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