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University:  Montclair State University - MSU

Greek Organization:  Phi Sigma Sigma

Author:  Charlotte

Comment:  Walking through the club fair, I felt a mix of excitement and nervousness. I wasn’t sure where I fit in or if I’d find something that truly spoke to me. Then I saw the Phi Sigma Sigma table. The warm smiles and welcoming energy immediately drew me in. As I started talking to the sisters, I was blown away by their passion and authenticity. They weren’t just talking about what it meant to be in a sorority they were sharing what it meant to be part of a true sisterhood. I could feel how much they cared for one another and for the values their organization stands for. They told me about their commitment to inclusivity, empowerment, and service, and it felt like they were speaking directly to my heart. I didn’t feel like just another face at a busy event, they genuinely took the time to listen to me, ask about my interests, and share their own experiences. It was clear they were proud of their chapter and the incredible bonds they’ve built. Hearing about their philanthropy and their work to support school and college readiness made me realize how much they care about making a difference—not just for themselves, but for the world around them. It was inspiring to see how they balance leadership, service, and sisterhood with so much love and dedication. I left the Phi Sigma Sigma table feeling a spark of hope and excitement. I’m not in a sorority yet, but meeting them made me want to go through recruitment and see where this journey could take me. There’s something truly special about Phi Sigma Sigma, and I can’t wait to explore what it means to be part of a community like theirs. If you’re on the fence about recruitment, I highly recommend taking the time to talk to the sisters of Phi Sigma Sigma. They’re not just about letters or events they’re about connection, growth, and making you feel like you’re already part of something greater.