The Panhellenic Compact, which is a Unanimous Agreement between the 26 member organizations that make up the National Panhellenic Conference (NPC), prohibits dual membership. Basically, women are not allowed to join two NPC sororities in their life.

Can you join more than one sorority?

Can I join another sorority? If you drop after you are initiated, you cannot join another sorority. Therefore, you cannot join another sorority at a different college. However, if you are in a sorority and you transfer, you can join the same sorority.

Can you get 2 bids for sororities?

During both minimally structured recruitment, and continuous open bidding it is possible to get bids from multiple sororities. Like the other respondent said, it depends on what style of recruitment your campus uses (and possibly also what time of year it is).

Can you be apart of a sorority?

Gain membership into the sorority. Once you have completed the pledging period and demonstrated your devotion to the sorority, you will become a full member of the sorority. As a member, you will likely need to maintain a certain grade point average as well as engage in social and philanthropic events moving forward.

Can you join a sorority second semester?

But you cant let your grades fall to the wayside, because your acceptance into the sorority depends on them (to some extent). On top of that, some sororities expect you to be available at all hours of the day during pledging. For this reason, many colleges dont let freshmen pledge until second semester.

Can you rejoin a sorority after you quit?

IF you resigned/ dropped out of your sorority, then you have no option to affiliate. Only members in good standing can request to affiliate with a new chapter of the same sorority.

Do you have to be rich to be in a sorority?

You have to be rich: I wont lie to you. Almost all hold part time jobs or internships. Many pay for their dues. Some pay for other bills such as car insurance, renters insurance (if living off campus), for their gas, cell phone bill, etc. Dues can seem expensive but theyre worth it.

Is it better to rush in the fall or spring?

“Spring rush is more about getting to know the girls and for them to find out more about the sorority theyre looking into,” Kattan said. “With fall rush, you dont really get to know about the sorority you want until you are initiated, but with spring rush, you get a big picture of the sorority.”

Do sororities do spring rush?

The sororities that hold spring rush are usually the ones that didnt meet their quota of pledges in the fall, so theyll generally be eager for you to join and there will be less pressure. Theyll be able to tell you what their specific sororities are like and also give you some tips about rushing.

Can you rush again if you depledge?

Yes, some campuses make you wait x amount of time before pledging a different one after you have been extended a bid. Some dont at all. Incorrect. If you depledge one NPC sorority, you must wait a calendar year to pledge another.

How do sororities decide who to drop?

After every round of sorority recruitment, you vote on which sororities you want to be invited back to for the next round. The sororities vote on the girls they want to see come back. Mutual selection is how Panhellenic determines which sororities you get invited back to for the next round.

What GPA do sororities look at?

Most minimum GPAs are around 2.7 to 3.0. You may be able to find each sororitys GPA on their official sorority website. Another idea is to look up the grade report for your college.