Can you get into a Sorority if you attend a community college?
931695
no, not while you are attending the community college. once you transfer to a four year institution you will be eligible.
265119
If you have taken college prepatory and/or AP classes and a decent SAT score you can apply to Unuversities, but keep in mind that community colleges are much less expensive and once you get a four year degree from a University no one is going to care where you did your lower division work.
570463
there are probably gynastic clubs that you can join just for fun but the colleges probably have only competive teams..
131933
Do you mean "Scholarships" for you, maybe a community college
534460
In short yes.\nLaw schools base who they choice on these factors:\nLSAT\nGPA in relation to courses taken and generally better schools are rated higher. a 4.00 at a community college is not equal to a 4.00 at a top 5 school and ect.\nThey also look at your other activities and generally you have to write an essay about yourself and that is also used to determine if you are granted admission.
118689
I join to meet new people and make new friends. Before the fraternity I was involved with 3 major clubs on my college campus and one I help start from scratch, so my reason was that i didn't have any friends, I wanted more. Also the opprotunities of brotherhood and business connections. I would be lying if the socail scene didn't cross my mind as well. Academics were a big part alot of my borthers are economic majors like myself and I can ask them for help when ever. Finally I love the community service, I am my fraternities community service chair
779643
Yes you can.  You probably will have to take placement tests for the college you have chosen to attend.
1145333
hi, to be in the community college, you need to have at least a GED, or the high school transcript. the placement exam merely test your ability level. and community college usually have very high acceptance rate such as ~95% or up. my understanding, laguardia community college is the cheapest in NYC. umm yeah, the enrollemtn date is still open, for laguardia, the first day of scholl is june 29. and other secholl may vary slightly
961161
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.
270467
That depends on the college.  Contact the admissions office of the school you want to attend and ask.
1115775
did you try you local community college?
835360
Sure.  They will allow you to try out.\n\nI had a friend that did that when she was in college - she ended up starting, and receiving second team honors in the conference.  Not too bad. . .\n\nSpeak to the coach and find out how they would like to work it, and if they will hold a try out for you, or allow you to work out with the team to see if you can make it or not.  \n\nGood luck!!
422313
It's illegal for them to not accept you because of your race. You will not have a problem. When I was in school, there were "regular" (primarily white) sororities, and there were "black" (obvious) sororities. The "regular" ones were multi-racial and the "black" ones were black. However, if a white person wanted to join a black sorority, they were technically allowed to. Technically, if you hear what I'm saying. You can do what you want and if you believe they didn't accept you solely or even in part based on race, you go tell the Greek board or whatever they call it at your school. You'll get in just fine. Just be your lovely self and there's no way they won't want you. Good luck to you!
421368
The process of joining a fraternity or sorority is commonly referred to as "pledging" or "rushing." The term "rush" refers to the historical practice where students would hurry to join fraternities at the beginning of the school year in large part to find housing.\n\nRecruitment is done formally or informally. The traditional "formal recruitment" often consists of a period known as "Rush" or "Rush Week." Fraternities and sororities invite fellow students (often referred to as "rushees" or "potential new members") to attend events at the house (or on-campus) and meet the current members of the organization. These formal rush weeks may impose limits on contact between interested students and active members to ensure fairness, such as time requirements to visit each house. "Informal recruitment" as the name suggests, is much less structured. New members are introduced to the fraternity's members and activities through friends and everyday behavior. Many campuses may have formal recruitment periods and also allow informal recruitment after the formal period ends. "Deferred recruitment" refers to systems where students must have at least one semester's experience on campus before joining.\n\nYou may have to meet certain criteria to join such as grade point average. Before being sworn in you are known as a pledge and have fewer rights than full members.
666250
Join a fraternity, go to clubs the school has that would attract people who also want to have fun.
325299
apply for them at the colleges you wish to attend
953000
go to a community college and take some classes