Anonymous wrote:10 letters for Columbia. But main and co sponsor would do most of the networking and intros. Basically need a good well thought of sponsor, not be a jerk and it’s a very easy process.

This is key. People definitely do fail the interview.

People at country clubs make more than 500k/year unless it's army navy

10 letters for Columbia. But main and co sponsor would do most of the networking and intros. Basically need a good well thought of sponsor, not be a jerk and it’s a very easy process.

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Anonymous wrote:What’s the current wait and initiation fee for social/non-golf at Columbia and Congo?

Do those places have social memberships? I was not aware. Congressional already has too many members.

Curious as well, how many letters do you need?

Anonymous wrote:What’s the current wait and initiation fee for social/non-golf at Columbia and Congo?

Do those places have social memberships? I was not aware. Congressional already has too many members.

Anonymous wrote:What’s the current wait and initiation fee for social/non-golf at Columbia and Congo?

About 2.5 and 4 years, respectively.

What’s the current wait and initiation fee for social/non-golf at Columbia and Congo?

Anonymous wrote:All the country clubs cut in half their prices during the pandemic. That's when we joined. Huge amount of savings.

Not the ones people wanted to join. Sure the ones in the far flung suburbs but the big ones with years long wait lists did not cut anything.

All the country clubs cut in half their prices during the pandemic. That's when we joined. Huge amount of savings.

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone know the initiation fee for Lakewood? Is it a bit more diverse and casual given it's location?

And is it affordable for the newly unemployed feds?
I have always loved the ability for DCUM's to read the room.
Never change!

Well you're the one who revived a years old thread . . .