can a non collge graduate join a sorority ?
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You have to be a student with good intentions to complete your Undergrad program.
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Harvard does not have a Greek system like other schools do.\n\nThey do have a couple of "sororities", which do have the official Greek letters, but they are not sororities in the traditional sense of the word. They are more like clubs. They do not have houses and no one lives there.\nBut they do attract the same "type" of girls that most sororities do - you know the type...blonde, perky, pretty, etc....\n\nHarvard used to have a couple of fraternities but they no longer exist.\nHarvard does have about ten "Finals Clubs" which are the closest thing Harvard has to fraternities. These are exclusive, all-male clubs which DO have clubhouses. However, no one lives at the clubhouses...they are merely used for hanging out and parties.\nFinals clubs are over 100 years old and it is very expensive to join. Tradtionally, their members were very much WASPS (White Anglo-Saxon Protestants) but that is changing now. About 10% of Harvard males are in finals clubs. They usually have parties on weekends, and if you're a girl you can get in, but if you're a guy, good luck.\nSome people criticize finals clubs for being elitist, old-fashioned, and prone to date rape.
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Rush starts with open parties, where everybody interested in pledging goes to every house (suite, however it works on your campus). After a couple of those, the sororities invite back a still pretty large group and they only come if they're interested. If I remember correctly, there's yet another level beyond that before the sorority invites the girls who they are interested in, and who have shown an interest in them, to pledge. \n\nIn addition to the formal rush period, if a sorority decides that there's someone who might be interested in pledging they can issue a bid during open rush. This often happens if members of the sorority get to know somebody, through classes or other activities. I pledged that way, as did a few of my friends. \n\nIf you go through rush and don't get a bid from a sorority that you really feel like you clicked with, you can always wait until you get to know people better. You can start the pledge period and quit, and even once you become a full member you can quit. However, once you've become a full member of one national sorority you can't ever join another one.
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No.  It is illegal to do so.\nHowever, the alumni association may have someone give your mom a job.  The college may give you a scholarship that covers tuition, room & board, book, tutors, etc.  A "friend of the school" may loan you a new car until graduation.  etc...\nBut, you can receive NO money.
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A couple of people have given the right answers here but not at the same time.\n\nPro does allow you to join a domain. That is to connect into a private network like the college will have. This also allows the college to have certain privliges, rights and restrictions on what the computer can do on the network. \nHome does not allow any of this. It is just like the name implies HOME.\n\nI hope I covered your question. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/computer_help_advice/
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Look on the Greek website on http://www.greeklife.fsu.edu/
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join some leadership program.\none is available at www.nonifamily.net
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Unless the school is REALLY competitive, I would say no. My sister is a cheerleader, and she doesn't have any gymnastic background at all.
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If you want to pledge my sorority, you need to be active in the community. The chapter at your school will publicize their public service events.  You should be participating in the events that the chapter offers, but also be doing your own community service.  If you serve your community, you will meet a Delta.  Let them get to know you and attend the rush when it's time.  Please make sure you have done as much research about us as possible.  Nothing irks a soror more than someone who walks up to them like the *deserve* to be a Delta and don't know anything about what the Sorority or the chapter does.  You need to be familiar with our history and our programs.  You also need to check the requirements at www.deltasigmatheta.org and make sure you fit the bill.   Also, try reading In Search of Sisterhood if you haven't already.\n\nSince they don't know you, you need to be above and beyond on your application.  Don't half step!
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Well, ppl don't join Sororities just to meet guys. They also join it for the housing and the experience. And clubs aren't lame, people who do nothing with their time are lame. There's nothing wrong with taking up a hobby by joining a club.
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It is absolutely possible for you to obtain sponsorship to offset some or all of the costs associated with membership.  As far as finding individuals you would have to do that yourself.  Older members in the sorority are your best bet if that is the way you go.  I know that most sororities offer some sort os scholarships, but I am unaware of any that offer scholarships to pay for membership.  You can do things on your own to raise the money such as car washes or bake sells on your campus....ESPECIALLY during campus events.  You can also go to a Costco os Sams and bu some snacks in bulk and sell them out of your room....that usually makes GREAT money in the evening hours.  Again regarding scholarships...you might want to look on the national website of the organization you are considering (if they have one) and contact them via phone or email to ask them that question.\nBest wishes to you on your endeavor.
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Hi Shanel!\n\nI am a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.  I am not in NY, but I am more than happy to give you any helpful advice that I can.  Please feel free to email me and we can further discuss your concerns and so that I can make every attempt that I can to provide you wilth some assistance!\n\nI look forward to speaking with you!  My email address is pinkpearl0872@yahoo.com
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Frats are men, sororities are women. I was whats called a "little sister" for a frat. I went to all the parties and hung out with the guys, but obviously I wasn't a member.
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I can only speak for the organizations under the National Pan-Hellenic Council (the largest historically Black orgs) but no, we don't have an age limit. There are undergraduates of all ages and the only requirement in that area is to be a matriculating student at an accredited college/university. Of course there are gpa, community service and other things but that varies organization to organization. This is for undergraduate chapters. This probably holds true for others as well as we can't discriminate against race, age, religion, etc.\n\nYou may want to consider the maturity level of those in the organization you are seeking membership with though. Get to know the chapter members and see if it is worth your time and energy. Whenever you are in doubt though, just ask someone. They should be happy to talk to you about it. If they aren't don't bother with them. They aren't worth your time.
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These organizations all have official websites - you should check their site to see how the process goes. For grad chapters (at least the ones I know of) you'll go through an intense interview process instead of pledging like undergrads do.\n\nGood luck!
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What in the world are you doing - pledging a sorority???\nNo one should be able to force you to do stupid stuff like that.
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I know you said you don't know anyone - but you are going to HAVE to branch out in order to meet some of the women at your school that are AKA. That's the only way in unfortunately. A website won't work to make the connections unless you use it to find some member listings.