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Poster Name:
Taylor Gang

Poster Message:
Most sororities have much higher new member dues than active sister dues. When you are a new member (after you receive a bid but before initiation), you will pay extra for different things, including your badge and some other assorted fees from nationals. Once you are an active sister, you usually pay a certain amount each month as base dues. Then on top of those dues, you pay for t shirts, outings, tickets to formal, "building funds" and any fines you may have incurred. So usually like $90, but much more depending on the month. Also, many sororities DO NOT allow you to "pay nothing" while you are away on co-op. There are special "statuses" you can go on if you can prove you'll be out of the city, but being in a sorority is not just a "pay when you can afford it" deal. If you know that you can't cough up dues each month, save yourself the heartbreak of joining an org.