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I saw that too. I was wondering the same thing. How hard will it be to meet sisters and build relationships? I am coming in from out of state and don’t know anyone.

I want a house I can go to between classes, eat meals, and just hang out in the evenings to meet sisters, especially my first year in a sorority. So unless they are renting another place to do all this it don’t think it would work for me. I don’t know anyone coming from out of state.

They will explain it during recruitment but not going lie, it’s going to hurt them this year. Not to mention there will be a large increase in dues the next year.

Renovating your house is a good thing. Why are these people trying to make it seem like a bad thing? I personally want upgrades and a chapter that cares about making sure the living conditions are ip to date.

Oh come on y'all, no sorority goes through a major renovation without thinking these things through and securing spaces for rush, meetings, and meals ahead of time. I am not a DG and don't know their specifics but this has definitely been thought through. They have a house corporation board and assistance from their national housing office. They'll explain it during rush.

I wouldn’t worry about it. That’s in a month.

DG has thought this all through and will explain more as rush gets closer. Pledges will still have a place to be together while the renovations are being completed and when spring rolls around they’ll have one of the nicest houses on campus. There’s no way they would let this impact recruitment.

Lots of campuses offer no housing for Greeks and yet Greek life there is strong and members are enjoying their memberships. But if having a house is a must then be sure to let DG know that so they won’t waste an invitation to next round on you.

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Don’t want a beautiful new house tell them up front.