sorority costs are ridiculous
by: Wut$1000 a term for live outs?. Someone tell me what this cost covers? This is a huge deterrent from registering for recruitment
Commentby: Seriously?
Someone posts to ask a question and your response is "get your facts straight" How about answering the question instead of dismissing them. Way to make Greek look like jerks......
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#2by: True af
I'm not sure what report you're looking at but to keep up socially, lol yeah you're spending a lot more than $1,000 a term. My dues are anywhere from 400-800 a month, this isn't including the clothes, the booze or anything socially. Anyone that ignores that reality...lol
by: True af
I should clarify: if you want any power in your sorority, it's expensive. you can get by, just know that someone (always) is keeping track of what you can do.
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#3by: yup
by: no
It is not 200 a week. A term is 11 weeks long! It is less than 100 a week. Still not cheap but lets be accurate at least while we are bashing. All clubs and activitirs cost money. And being in a sorority CAN help your future. Its called connections.
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#7by: Help
This is totally depressing, I had no idea the costs were so high... My parents are paying out of state tuition and there's no way I'm asking them to cover these extra costs. I don't know how I could handle a job, studying and the time commitment of a sorority. Does anyone else manage a job?
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by: Well
A minimum wage part time job may not even cover your costs depending which house you are in. My advice is to save up freshman year and rush sophomore year to save stress. It should be a fun experience not a burden!
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by: Gurl..
It's all about what you wanna do. I work 3 jobs am a full time student with good grades and in a house with an active social life. You gotta put in wuuuuurk
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by: yasss
by: Clarification
First term fees are always higher because you pay "new member fees" which each separate organization has. The price goes down in winter and spring term once you paid those and aren't living in.
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by: Sad
by: Actually
Yes it's per term, so multiply those amounts by 3. First year fees are higher (not just first term) . And live in will be way more than any apartment or campus housing
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