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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Hmmm. Rush seems fairly low key at many schools and DD has made many friends through sorority. Guess it depends on the school. [/quote] Yes. But OP specifically said that her DD is attending a large southern school. And that’s a different animal entirely. Once recruitment is over, though, the actual membership experience is fairly comparable. The girls at those schools tend to make strong connections through their sorority as well. Friendships formed among young women during the college years can be so meaningful. I’m glad there are still women-only groups in most universities (ahem—I’m looking at you, Harvard!) as I think women really benefit from banding together to encourage each other and be a support system. And interestingly, the All-sorority GPA is consistently higher on most campuses than the all-women’s GPA. So it looks like there are still some benefits of you want to find them. [/quote] Meh. There are women's athletic teams and choral groups at many universities, including Harvard. [b]Women are also free to create and join other single-gender affinity groups if they so choose[/b]. [/quote] You should actually read what is going on at Harvard, PP, as this is no longer true there.[/quote]
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