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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If she would African-American, I would say she had a choice between the traditionally African-American sororities and the “white” ones. Put being Hispanic, and I don’t mean this very disrespectfully, if she’s a student at UVA Virginia Tech, most people will assume she’s white and she’s Hispanic and doesn’t have an accent. If she’s interested in rushing, she should know that it’s a costly commitment and it’s really about paying to be in a social club and to be in a group of friends. It can be very fun, and very social outing and party oriented, but there is usually a heavy focus on drinking and going to fraternity parties. Only 35% UVA is Greek, but when I was there in the 90s it felt like every social event was related to the fraternities and sororities. Ask about the costs too. They are not insignificant. [/quote] You obviously weren't in a sorority at UVA and you're still smarting about it. [/quote] Incorrect, I was in one. By senior year, most of my friends realized we weren’t getting much out of paying the hundreds of dollars a semester for being in one. I had several friends deactivate to try and stop paying too. (I did not)[/quote] Of course you can deactivate. You're not locked in for life if you don't want to be, but once you're out, you're out. There is also about a 6-8 week pledging period that allows them to judge for themselves before they are initiated as well. You can easily drop then with no effort. DP. I'm curious about this - if my daughter decides to rush and join a sorority but realizes it's not for her, is it easy enough to "deactivate," or leave? How do you do that?[/quote][/quote]
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