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[quote=Anonymous]I am another that recommends let your kid decide. I have two kids and two different schools. One chose to enter the Greek system. The other did not. My kids have very different personalities. My daughter, who is the one who did join, loves a sense of community and belonging and affiliation so she went to rush and put the effort out there.  She's rising Junior now and has really made good friends through her sorority.   My son on the other hand looked into it since his girlfriend is a sorority girl and decided he did not want to.  He said that he heard rumors and his girlfriend heard rumors of what some of the fraternities were asking the boys who were rushing to do, I know we're not supposed to haze, but it sounds like hazing is still happening, and he said he was not that desperate to make a new group of friends, he liked the friends he already made in the dorms freshman year. . That is pretty much a direct quote from him

My daughter said she did not have to do anything weird like stay up all night or anything Ben rushing for her sorority[/quote]

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