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I keep seeing posts asking about how expensive being in a sorority is so here you all go:
Pan dues range from $1500-$2500 a year. However sororities with less expensive dues have much less stuff included in dues that you still have to pay for (like events and clothing).
You also have stuff like social outfits which is around $200, philo costs which can be at the minimum $100, big-little which is around $400. Promo shirts which is around $200. Recruitment clothing which usually averages around $600 but can be more expensive depending on your taste. Which all together is $1500.
THAT IS $4,000 A YEAR!!!!

IF YOU CAN NOT AFFORD THIS DO NOT RUSH!!!

WE DONT WANT NEW MEMBERS WHO ARE GOING TO DROP THE SECOND THEY SEE THEIR FIRST BILL!

PLEASE DONT WASTE OUR TIME AND YOUR TIME AND MONEY RUSHING WHEN YOU CANT AFFORD THE SORORITY!!!!!

greek life isn’t for everyone

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#1  by: New   
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Hi I’m confused! How do sororities pay for clothes for the girls? Do they buy matching outfits for everyone

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by: sororityJul 29, 2019 11:33:00 PM

For every recruitment, promo, and event they send you a look book and you must buy from it. During formal recruitment they often will send you links to stuff to buy. Also for formal recruitment they pick out and design the shirts and you have to go buy them. If you are not dressed correctly you will be fined.

ALL CLOTHING IS PAID FOR BY THE MEMBERS!

It is all 100% out of pocket. The sorority tells you what to buy and you have to buy it.

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#2  by: Yep   
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Some chapters bill their members for philo donations or make them raise a certain amount and if they don’t raise they are billed. That’s why some chapters look like they are raising a ton of money for their philo.

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#3  by: Guest   
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Being in a sorority isn’t for poor people

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by: HaJul 30, 2019 11:21:17 PM

I mean honestly my family is high class and I’m gonna join a sorority but I still think the cost of it is insane and kinda silly

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by: sororityJul 30, 2019 11:51:47 PM

If you think it’s silly then maybe idk DONT JOIN

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#4  by: Nope   
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You’re forgetting all the plastic surgery that some top houses require

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by: sororityJul 31, 2019 4:28:59 PM

Yeah this isn’t a thing. Top houses take naturally pretty girls.

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by: .Aug 4, 2019 9:50:37 PM

Yeah top houses don’t want fixer uppers.

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#5  by: Fax   
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BUMP!

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#6  by: haha   
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Also Greek life at ASU is way cheaper than schools in the south. I have friends at schools like Arkansas and Alabama who pay anywhere from 3k-5k a year. Be thankful that dues are rarely over $2,000 a year.

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by: sororityAug 4, 2019 9:48:46 PM

I usually end up spending $4000 a year on sorority related expenses

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by: hahaAug 4, 2019 11:53:32 PM

yikes i barely spend over $1,500

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#7  by: Escort   
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If you join AXO you’re gonna need to buy birth control just saying

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by: GuestAug 5, 2019 3:54:52 PM

Yeah this isn’t true. Please stop trying to spread rumors. No one believes you.

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#8  by: So   
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So what do dues go to then if we still would have to pay for shirts.

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by: GuestAug 5, 2019 2:59:05 AM

Your membership

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by: GuestAug 8, 2019 1:15:16 PM

your membership, date parties, philos, bid day, formals, sisterhoods, etc.

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#9  by: Basically   
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You are paying for friends and drama that comes with your house? Or high school drama but in college.

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by: .Aug 6, 2019 1:30:21 PM

Sounds like a deal!

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#10  by: yep   
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good information.

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by: sororityAug 10, 2019 5:14:37 PM

Thanks baby. Besos

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