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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If she just wants friends and a community, what's wrong with the "lowest tier" houses? If all she wants is friends and a community, why would she care about the presumed prestige of a sorority? For that matter, if all she wants is friends and a community, why rush at all? There are many other ways to make friends.[/quote] Exactly. Any sorority will be a community for her. She doesn't need to be a snob about it.[/quote] You were so kind until that last sentence. It doesn’t meant the girl’s a snob if she didn’t feel a connection to one of those communities that offers her a a bid.[/quote] DP. Any adult who talks about lower-tier sororities deserves a lot stronger rebuke than being called a snob. [/quote] +1. It’s so cringeworthy and almost entirely driven by the moms whose entire self-worth is wrapped up in whether their daughters end up in a top sorority. It’s gross. And to the PP who says these are the same skills you need to succeed in the professional world. That’s complete BS. [/quote]
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