If You Give A Girl A Sorority
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If You Give A Girl A Sorority

She'll find her home away from home.

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If You Give A Girl A Sorority
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The transition to college is never easy and finding your place seems impossible. Being in a sorority is more than what the movies portray. When you go greek you find your people, your home, and your happiness. There is a lot of negative thoughts when people hear the word sorority, but most of the bad stereotypes just aren't true. Rushing was the best decision of my life because I've finally found my home away from home. If you give a girl a sorority, this is what she'll do...

She'll find a new home.

The moment you walk into your new home for the next 3 years, you instantly feel at home. It's exciting and new and you can't wait to live in.

She'll meet her new best friends.

Instant friendships are made the moment bid day happens. You find your family and are already obsessed with everyone.

She'll be protected.

Sisters stick up for each other just like real siblings do. Your new chapter is a place to go when you need help or even just need someone to talk to.

She'll be loved.

With new sisters comes endless loves, cuddles, and hugs. Granted there may be a fight here and there, you will always feel loved and accepted.

She'll get involved.

With sororities come philanthropies! Every weekend you'll be doing something to benefit your community and also your chapter. You'll also be doing philanthropies literally every day (and winning them). You meet so many people when you're involved with greek life.

She'll never want to leave.

After four years of endless love, laughs, and friends, leaving will be tough. The next steps of your life are yet to come but it'll be hard to leave your closest friends.

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