time commitment
by: pnmHow many hours per week is spent on sorority commitments during pledgeship? And after you've been initiated? I'm planning on rushing(obviously) but I also want to do club sports, research, keep strong grades, etc and don't want to get in over my head.
Commentby: Go for it
Go for everything you are interested in. The university offers so much more if you are willing to seize the day. It's up to you. Good luck.
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by: honestly
like omg I am like so involved and like honestly idk if greek life is for me because I am like so much more involved than my sisters are!!!! Life is like about intermurals and activities!!!!!
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by: pnm
No need to be so rude. I figured that since sororities are so big in the south, I'd go through rush to see if it was for me. If it's the only thing I'll have time to be involved in, then I guess it's not what I'm looking for. I have no issues if it's all that someone wants to do, but that's not me.
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by: pnm
#5by: well
Well, a lot of sororities like for their members to be involved around campus, it helps their image so to speak. If you're on a sports team or in a club you would have to tell your sorority and they would excuse you from certain events like a chapter or whatever. Your first semester I wouldn't go crazy and join 12 different clubs just because fall semester is already so hectic, sorority or not.
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by: pnm
Considering that I'm only like rushing just to see if Greek life is for me, I highly doubt that my sorority will be the only thing I'm involved in.
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