nursing student
by: Transfer Student
I will hopefully be transferring to UT next fall as a nursing major. I would really like to join a sorority but am worried about joining because I will be a full time college student. Are there other nursing majors in sororities? How difficult will it be to do both?
Thanks
Comment#2 by: uh
Literally everyone in a sorority is also a "full time student" and we all manage just fine? Just because you perceive your major to be super difficult doesn't mean it has to consume your life. A sorority takes as much time as you're willing to put into it, assuming you even get in one since sophomore transfers will have a harder time during rush. (That's assuming you're a sophomore and not a junior transfer, in which case you could just kiss the idea of being in a sorority goodbye.)
by: UmmmmJan 5, 2016 7:38:24 PM
The sophomore quota is optional. No one has to use it. There are several sororities that don't use it or fully utilize it.
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by: ut gal Jan 1, 2016 8:04:16 PM
It's actually easier because every sorority has a sophomore quota that they have to meet. I know a lot of girls who didn't get in freshman year and ALL 5 of them got into sororities their sophomore year.
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