Choose a sorority whose events seem engaging and fun During recruitment, make sure to ask Sisters questions regarding the events they put on. Ask them about their Philanthropy Events, mixer events with other sororities and fraternities, PR events, Sisterhood Events, and Formal/Semi-Formal.
How do I know what sorority is right for me?
5 Tips for Choosing the Right Sorority
- TIP 1. Learn the Sorority’s Mission. First, do a little digging about each sorority and learn their stated values, goals, and campus reputation.
- TIP 2. Seek Out Like Minded Sisters.
- TIP 3. Look for Diverse Communities.
- TIP 4. Ask About Dues.
- TIP 5. See How You Can Make a Difference.
What do you look forward to in a sorority?
You can look forward to:
- Meeting New People. In a sorority, you’ll make great friends and connect with mentors you might not have found any other way.
- Leadership.
- Tradition.
- Learning Opportunities.
- Improved Interpersonal Skills.
- More Interaction With Faculty.
What makes a good sorority?
Admired and respected sororities include members who possess a wide variety of talents and positive characteristics. Sororities seek new sisters who show leadership potential, are committed to civic engagement, are academically strong and interested in making new friends.
Do sororities choose you?
“Mutual selection process”: The computer program that most big schools use to match PNMs to houses. After each round of recruitment, the PNMs rank the houses they went to in order of preference, and the sororities will rank the PNMs in terms of preference.
How do you know if you should join a sorority?
10 Things You Need To Know Before You Join A Sorority
- The Ranking Of The Sorority You Love Is Just A Number.
- Your Friends May Not Agree With Your Decision To Go Greek.
- You Need Friends Outside Of Greek Life.
- Sorority Life Is A Huge Time Commitment.
- Sorority Life Is A Huge Monetary Commitment.
How do I choose between Delta and AKA?
The main difference between alpha kappa alpha and delta sigma theta is that alpha kappa alpha follows the principle “service and culture” whereas delta sigma theta follows the principle of “intelligence is the torch of wisdom”.
What to say when asked why do you want to join a sorority?
We outlined 10 reasons why joining sorority life might be the right choice for you.
- You’ll join a community of like-minded women.
- You’ll participate in service opportunities.
- You’ll receive leadership opportunities.
- You’ll find a sense of belonging.
- You’ll receive academic support.
- You’ll make your voice heard.
What should you not say during sorority rush?
So when talking to potential new members you need to:
- Speak positively about your sorority and sisters in your chapter.
- Avoid talking about sorority drama.
- No swearing or cussing.
- Don’t lie about your sorority.
- Don’t speak negatively about other sororities or fraternities.
- Don’t guarantee PNMs a bid to your sorority.
What questions should I ask a sorority?
Opening Day Questions
- Why did you choose this college/university?
- What’s your major?
- Where are you from?
- Why are you interested in Greek life?
- Did you do anything fun over the summer?
- Do you have any plans for involvement on campus?
- What were you involved in during high school?
- Do you have any volunteer experience?
Why do sororities drop you?
While you’re likely to do more partying and community service with your sorority sisters than taking tests, academics are still an important part of the Greek life. The New York Times reported that one of the most common reasons that sororities drop a pledge is poor grades.
What GPA do sororities look at?
around 2.7 to 3.0
Most minimum GPAs are around 2.7 to 3.0. You may be able to find each sorority’s GPA on their official sorority website. Another idea is to look up the grade report for your college. This report gives you an idea of what to expect.
What GPA is required to join a sorority?
Sororities emphasize academics, and most have a grade point average requirement between 2.5 and 3.0. Some follow the academic guidelines set by their national or international organizations. Many activities take place within a sorority, so you must be able to manage your time in order to maintain your GPA.
How do sororities pick girls?
This matching process is called mutual selection.
Mutual selection starts with Panhellenic looking at your voting and the scores the sororities gave each potential new member. Then based on these lists, they optimize the best schedule for you! This optimized schedule gives you the most options.
Can you be in 2 sororities?
The Panhellenic Compact, which is a Unanimous Agreement between the 26 member organizations that make up the National Panhellenic Conference (NPC), prohibits dual membership. Basically, women are not allowed to join two NPC sororities in their life.
Are sororities worth it?
Joining a fraternity or sorority is a great way to meet new people and build lasting connections. Many fraternities and sororities offer academic support and leadership opportunities. Greek life requires a significant time commitment throughout the year.
Do you have to be pretty to join a sorority?
NO! Unless you are rushing at Florida or Arizona State, sorority girls come in all forms—tall, short, thick, thin, pretty, and not-so-pretty. Being pretty is a helpful indicator that you are fun and have social capital, but not the only consideration.
How much does it cost to be in a sorority?
The cost of sororities and fraternities is much higher than many newly initiated sisters and brothers realize. From rushing registration fees and social fees to chapter dues and room and board charges, the cost of going Greek typically ranges from $600 to $6,000 per semester, plus rush and alumni fees.
How big of a time commitment is a sorority?
Joining a fraternity or sorority involves a weekly time commitment. The amount of time spent weekly with the organization varies with each member. Typically, each chapter holds at least one (1) meeting each week.
What sorority is Beyonce apart of?
Beta Delta Kappa
Throughout her entire performance, Beyonce made it feel like we were all pledging her sorority, Beta Delta Kappa. She even wore the Greek letters on her yellow sweatshirt.
Why did Delta break away from AKA?
In 1912, they voted to change the Alpha Kappa Alpha name to Delta Sigma Theta. This new name was to reflect the group’s desire to change the direction of the group towards social activism and greater public service; rather than continue to focus on social activities.
