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a lot of truth

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The above poster speaks a lot of truth. The one thing I differ with is that your four years in college can make a big difference in your post-college life in terms of becoming a leader, learning how to work together and make things happen - those are very valuable skills to have for work and the more involved you become here, the better your skills you will be the you start your career. AND that can mean being involved in a lot more things than a sorority. If you look at a lot of campus leaders (including the current Miss Ole Miss who is not in a sorority) they're involved in everything from student gov't, to organizations related to their major to campus religious groups and more. They're doing volunteer work, both with campus and off-campus groups. They're honing their leadership skills that will set them apart in that first job and help them interview better. I've known girls who did not pledge - for reasons such as yours - and they found their way at OM as I've described above. There are many paths to a successful college career. And that said, give it a shot next year if you really want. Just know that your college career doesn't have to defined by wearing Greek letters.