worried that i can't afford to rush..
by: 00sI'm an OOS student and this is my first year. I'm so excited to rush but the sorority fees are so high. Are there different payment options? If so, can you please explain?
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If you think you can't afford it, then don't. If you have to drop after a semester then you're taking a bid away from a girl who can afford it. It's not just dues you have to pay for. Swap clothes, t-shirts, philanthropy money, date party dresses, there's a lot of other expenses that you have to cover. Plus money to go out and stuff. I personally would not want to be counting pennies for every little thing.
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The OP is asking for facts about payments. Everyone does not have daddy's credit card. Many smart PNMs actually budget for their annual university costs including sorority.
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If it is tight. Take a pass and do it in spring or next fall once you have friends and can make a better and more mature decision. Don't create a money problem for yourself. There is life outside of Greek life and some like it better to be unaffiliated
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#4by: Same boat
Hey! I was in the same boat as you. If you're worried about it, call the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life and they can usually give you some more detailed information on prices. I don't even think you have to say your name if you're worried about houses finding out. I am not rich and am a senior in a sorority. Payment plans are available in my house and they spread out the cost into a few payments. Definitely be aware during rush as dues can vary greatly. Most dues seem to be around $2,700-$3,500 a semester.
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