How to Know a Sorority is for You

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9. The sisters treat each other with respect

10. You've considered the price

11. You don’t talk to your friends about their decision\n\n\n\n\n

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“My best advice for anyone going through recruitment is to follow your instincts and tune out negativity from other girls. Do what's best for you!” Darcy says.

That number #9 point about seeing if sisters are treated with respect by other sisters is super important.

Sisters should respect one another, look out for each other, and basic of all, like one another. That is what sisterhood should be all about.

Also think about how you want to develop in college!

If you're worried about keeping up grades, ask if the chapter has a mentorship program for women in similar majors or if they conduct study hours. If you're passionate about community service, ask how the chapter is engaged in the community. If you want to be involved on campus, ask women in the chapter what people are involved in outside of greek life.

Greek life is an incredible way to find people that will turn you into the best version of yourself, if you know what your priorities are! :) EMAW

Your recruitment experience does NOT define you. What does define you is the way you choose to relate to and treat others. Remember that.

No one wants these people. The mongoloid uglies are WW2 creeping on everyone again:
- Chinese
- George Floyd
- Jeffrey Epstein