be honest
by: idk#2by: Honest
Greek life is worth what you put into it. Join a sorority that you actually like being around and not one that people tell you to. I feel most people who drop from Greek life are the ones that were forced and pressured towards one fraternity or sorority. Go in with an open mind and you will find friends for your college life and maybe beyond as well!
#4by: Greek Life
Greek Life is worth it but it really depends on what you want. In some sororities, you can get the networking and leadership development and in others, you can get love and lifelong sisterhood but it all is what you put into it. Research the organizations and really use recruitment to your benefit to ask questions. DO IT!
#5by: Yup
Sororities are a thousand percent what you make them. To be happy, you need to go in strong with a purpose and stay strong. Many sisters like this are what makes a strong sisterhood. The less involved you get, the less happy you'll be, the less you'll get out of it, and the more money you waste.
#6by: Cool
I have a great time and think it’s totally worth it. I met my best friends and we do a lot of fun things together. I’m in what is considered a top house but I have a lot of friends in different chapters too. One of the best decisions I’ve made for sure. Just trust your instincts and join the chapter that makes you feel the most comfortable and the one that will contribute to your personal growth. :)
#7by: Sister
Greek Life is worth it but it really depends on what you want. In some sororities, you can get the networking and leadership development and in others, you can get love and lifelong sisterhood but it all is what you put into it. Research the organizations and really use recruitment to your benefit to ask questions. DO IT!
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by: ok
no ones asking abt irrelevant frats