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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I hate to see people judging the idea of transferring if being in a sorority is something a girl really wants to be a part of her college experience. Of course there are other ways to make friends, but sometimes girls just want Greek life. Mine was the girl who transferred a few years ago and found her place at another school- the school that had been her second choice university when the admissions process started. She received a bid from chapter at her initial school from a sorority that she tried to drop every round, not because they were “bottom tier,” but because it was too quirky for her and she really didn’t see herself in it. She felt like the ISC was trying to place her there just for that chapter to meet their quota for their pledge class. She didn’t feel a connection to those girls and felt like the conversations were awkward and forced with nothing in common. OP- there’s so much hope for your daughter no matter what she decides to do, whether it’s transfer and rush again, go to the chapter that wants her and gives her a bid (and seeing how the pledge period goes- maybe it surprises her in a good way?), staying at the current uni and immersing herself in clubs, etc. The good news is that it sounds like she has an incredibly supportive parent who will support her no matter how she chooses to move forward.[/quote] That’s an utterly embarrassing story. I wonder how your daughter is going to handle when it’s time to interview for jobs. [/quote] Why would her decision to not be in a particular sorority come up in job interviews?[/quote] I’m pretty sure the poster meant will the daughter run to mommy if a job interview doesn’t go as expected. [/quote]
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