pricing?
by: Q
Commentby: Well
And while I'm at if, 500 is low. It will likely be above 600. Dues are priced by individual, specific fees that most members don't know specifically in their own sorority so there is no real answer to give you other than be prepared to drop over 1200 for your first two semesters if you are interested in rushing
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by: re
it's about that much for theta but theta is the cheapest of them all. for aphi, the most expensive, it goes into 500-700
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by: ...
Most sororities, after the first semester, are 300. No sorority is "500 to 700 a semester"
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#4by: x
Your first dues after getting your bid, for every sorority, will be be exponentially higher than every other month because you owe money to your nationals, and also have to pay for a pin and some various other new member expenses. They can be close to double what you will pay for a normal semester. For most sororities on campus, new members will pay about $600-700 for their first semester, and $300-$400 for every subsequent semester. It seems like a lot, but you really do get a lot out of it. Big/Little week is expensive, however most of the shirts are passed down, so if you get your hands on a lot of hand-me-downs and limit gifts to mostly food, you can keep costs down.
#5by: sr
everyone's dues are $300-400. they released this info last recruitment, and dues varied by like $10 between chapters. i'm sure they'll release exact numbers again this year. X is totally right, dues are more your first semester because you have to pay one-time fees to nationals, and you're going to end up spending money out-of-pocket on other things. but literally every chapter's dues are $300-400 otherwise
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by: Well
It's a tricky question to answer because prices vary drastically from sorority to sorority and even more drastically from semester to semester. Just expect to pay no less than $500 for your first semester I guess.
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