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by: UT Transfer!Hey y'all! I'm transferring to UT in the fall and am a member of KKG at my current school. Our chapter is fortunate enough to be top tier at my university, and we're all very close. Unfortunately coming in as a transfer makes it really hard to get a feel for where Kappa stands at UT. I'm used to being in a chapter that is extremely social and that loves to have fun. Do y'all think I should affiliate or do you think I'd have better luck trying to rock the GDI status? Thanks!
Comment#2 by: Yeah
how top tier they are at the school, and how high profile the Greek system there is too. I also wasn't aware that you became a GDI when you switched to a school and didn't affiliate. I've seen girls in my classes wearing Phi Mu letters and other sororities that don't have chapters here. It's not like not affiliating makes you a GDI.
by: YeahMar 25, 2014 6:00:30 AM
I was being facetious, I was making fun of the fact that she thought failure to affiliate equalled being a GDI. Rituals all basically are about being a member for life, and a lack of affiliation at a new school doesn't change that. The only recognizable ones I've seen are girls wearing letters from non-UT sororities like Phi Mu, AOPi, AGD, Gamma Phi, DZ, SK, etc. showing they had obviously transferred from elsewhere. Still, if a UT sorority chooses not to let a girl affiliate they have less than no right to ask her to take off her letters at the new school.
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by: ^Mar 27, 2014 6:10:36 PM
Exactly. Anyone who tried to challenge me for wearing letters after rejecting my affiliation could kiss my ass.
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by: ^Mar 27, 2014 6:54:10 PM
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by: Honey Boo BooMar 23, 2014 7:53:03 PM
Exactly. I'd be more worried about being allowed to affiliate.
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