ghostlygpa

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   by ghostlygpa 9y ago

   Not to mention your brothers will often push you into situations out of your comfort zone. OF COURSE this means you sometimes get peer pressured into making mistakes, that's part of growing up. However, my social skills went through th
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   by ghostlygpa 9y ago

   Most schools have dry rushes and recruitment teams select members who have good grades, athletic ability, and leadership qualities, just FYI.
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   by ghostlygpa 9y ago

   Oh absolutely. Having older members come back after graduation to tell everyone how true this is didn't help, we all knew practically from the get go that we needed to focus on things like internships and leadership experience rather t
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   by ghostlygpa 9y ago

   From personal experience, joining a fraternity definitely affected my grades negatively. I ended up graduating with around a 3.1 after a few rough semesters far below that. Having said that, the connections I made have been absolutely inval