What are the steps to pledging Delta Sigma Theta?
Q. I'll be a 22 year old freshman when I enter college.. for the first time... I also have a child.. Will this matter to the sorority?
Asked by VOTE THE SMART WAY! VOTE OBAMA!! - Tue Jun 24 14:55:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, but one thing is very important when joining a NPHC organization..discretion. .do not broadcast your desire to join the organization to people that don't need to know...get to know a person in the chapter you plan to join and speak privately with them about it
Answered by bokneegyrl224 - Tue Jun 24 15:05:35 2008
Q. I'll be a 22 year old freshman when I enter college.. for the first time... I also have a child.. Will this matter to the sorority?
Asked by VOTE THE SMART WAY! VOTE OBAMA!! - Tue Jun 24 14:55:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, but one thing is very important when joining a NPHC organization..discretion. .do not broadcast your desire to join the organization to people that don't need to know...get to know a person in the chapter you plan to join and speak privately with them about it
Answered by bokneegyrl224 - Tue Jun 24 15:05:35 2008
I'm a freshman and want to pledge Delta Sigma Theta, and I'm white. How do you feel about caucasians pledging?
Q. Thanks for all the support. I just know that not being African-American I didn't have some one to tell me all the things I need to do to be on line. Any suggestions on what to do?
Asked by Chelsea - Thu Mar 12 00:23:57 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Delta Sigma Theta welcomes all qualified women, regardless of race, to apply for membership. It is an exclusive organization, however, because the current members of the chapter you are seeking to join have the power to vote for or against you and do not have to justify their reasons. My advice is for you to show the current chapter members that you are genuine and you should do fine.
Answered by Justina - Fri Mar 13 12:48:42 2009
Q. Thanks for all the support. I just know that not being African-American I didn't have some one to tell me all the things I need to do to be on line. Any suggestions on what to do?
Asked by Chelsea - Thu Mar 12 00:23:57 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Delta Sigma Theta welcomes all qualified women, regardless of race, to apply for membership. It is an exclusive organization, however, because the current members of the chapter you are seeking to join have the power to vote for or against you and do not have to justify their reasons. My advice is for you to show the current chapter members that you are genuine and you should do fine.
Answered by Justina - Fri Mar 13 12:48:42 2009
Pledging Delta Sigma Theta Grad Chapter (GPA wise)?
Q. Hello. I am interested in pledging Delta Sigma Theta; however, my undergraduate g.p.a was a 2.3, but my graduate school g.p.a. is a 3.2. Will my undergraduate gpa haunt me in my endevour? Will my gpa for my master program be of any benefit?
Asked by TSC - Sat Jun 30 21:14:08 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree with my soror. Although I did not pledge grad chapter, I have had some sorors that was in the same situation. My best advice to you? If you are worried or concerned about your undergrad gpa, make sure everything else is on POINT! e.g. community service, knowing the members of the chapter you desire to join, and attending if not all, as many of their events that your schedule permits. The fact that you have a Master will DEF help you. Good luck to you!
Answered by DableST1 - Mon Jul 2 11:01:06 2007
Q. Hello. I am interested in pledging Delta Sigma Theta; however, my undergraduate g.p.a was a 2.3, but my graduate school g.p.a. is a 3.2. Will my undergraduate gpa haunt me in my endevour? Will my gpa for my master program be of any benefit?
Asked by TSC - Sat Jun 30 21:14:08 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree with my soror. Although I did not pledge grad chapter, I have had some sorors that was in the same situation. My best advice to you? If you are worried or concerned about your undergrad gpa, make sure everything else is on POINT! e.g. community service, knowing the members of the chapter you desire to join, and attending if not all, as many of their events that your schedule permits. The fact that you have a Master will DEF help you. Good luck to you!
Answered by DableST1 - Mon Jul 2 11:01:06 2007
If i join a National Service Fraternity, can i still pledge Delta Sigma Theta?
Q. i would like to pledge Delta Sigma Theta, but i would also like to pledge a Service fraternity. Am i allowed to do this?
Asked by goober - Sun Aug 5 03:19:06 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, you can be apart of a service fraternity or honor fraternity and still pledge Delta Sigma Theta. Just make sure it is not apart of any of the intercollegiate orgs (NPHC, PHC, etc) If u are confused to what these are. Just email me. good luck!
Answered by BonneChance - Tue Aug 7 15:32:13 2007
Q. i would like to pledge Delta Sigma Theta, but i would also like to pledge a Service fraternity. Am i allowed to do this?
Asked by goober - Sun Aug 5 03:19:06 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, you can be apart of a service fraternity or honor fraternity and still pledge Delta Sigma Theta. Just make sure it is not apart of any of the intercollegiate orgs (NPHC, PHC, etc) If u are confused to what these are. Just email me. good luck!
Answered by BonneChance - Tue Aug 7 15:32:13 2007
About pledging Delta Sigma Theta....?
Q. Im a junior in college and Ive been considering pleadging for Delta Sigma Theta but I dont know if I'd be able to do anything really physical because I had a knee replacement not too long ago but I dont want to pledge in the Grad chapter. If I try now..and get invited to pledge...will it be unfair to the other ladies or should I just go grad chapter?? I wouldnt feel right asking one of the Deltas just because... I pretty much know the process...I was just wondering with my knee and everything, would I get treated differently...and then my line sisters would treat me differently also?? And I have several letters from active members and besides my godmother is a "famous" delta so I know that part wont be a problem. I just dont want to sign… [cont.]
Asked by GeeGee's Mommy - Mon Apr 7 00:08:52 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm going to try and say this as politely as possible. If you ever become Greek, you'll understand why I'm saying these things the way I am. I mean no harm; I just want you to think about it. As a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., I need to know why you don't want to join a grad chapter. Is it because you're worried about being paper? A skater? If these are your only reasons, then maybe Greek life isn't for you, or you need to change your priorities a bit. Sororities are about sisterhood and SERVICE, not about what you can get out of it. I'm sure you truly are interested in striving for these principles, but honestly think about why you want to join. If by chance you do get picked to pledge, talk to the girls on line w/… [cont.]
Answered by Sweet Soliloquy7 - Thu Apr 10 21:01:13 2008
Q. Im a junior in college and Ive been considering pleadging for Delta Sigma Theta but I dont know if I'd be able to do anything really physical because I had a knee replacement not too long ago but I dont want to pledge in the Grad chapter. If I try now..and get invited to pledge...will it be unfair to the other ladies or should I just go grad chapter?? I wouldnt feel right asking one of the Deltas just because... I pretty much know the process...I was just wondering with my knee and everything, would I get treated differently...and then my line sisters would treat me differently also?? And I have several letters from active members and besides my godmother is a "famous" delta so I know that part wont be a problem. I just dont want to sign… [cont.]
Asked by GeeGee's Mommy - Mon Apr 7 00:08:52 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm going to try and say this as politely as possible. If you ever become Greek, you'll understand why I'm saying these things the way I am. I mean no harm; I just want you to think about it. As a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., I need to know why you don't want to join a grad chapter. Is it because you're worried about being paper? A skater? If these are your only reasons, then maybe Greek life isn't for you, or you need to change your priorities a bit. Sororities are about sisterhood and SERVICE, not about what you can get out of it. I'm sure you truly are interested in striving for these principles, but honestly think about why you want to join. If by chance you do get picked to pledge, talk to the girls on line w/… [cont.]
Answered by Sweet Soliloquy7 - Thu Apr 10 21:01:13 2008
How does someone who has already graduated college plede Delta Sigma Theta?
Q. I am a college graduate who is living in the Bronx, and I would love to pledge Delta Sigma Theta. I have had a deep interest in this sorority since I was a young girl and I am ready to make that commitment. I would like to meet anyone who might also be interested in pledging and how they are going about it. I am really looking for specific answers. Thanks in Advance
Asked by Dolphin2Much - Sun Nov 2 19:48:07 2008 - - 3 Answers - 2 Comments
A. I am pretty positive you cannot be in a sorority without being enrolled in the school which it is affiliated. Honestly though, all they do is cost money too much money. You basically are paying for your friends. I came to college without knowing anyone and I have made sooo many friends, and have heard horror stories about sororities and how they are so snotty and stuck up, and its just a big dramafest. If you make friends in life you don't need "Greek Life" to make those friendships last a lifetime, all it takes is a small effort on at least one person's part to keep a friendship for a lifetime. And if you want to volunteer in your community you can find hundreds of ways to do so without joining a sorority. You can also find ways… [cont.]
Answered by KTD - Sun Nov 2 19:54:16 2008
Q. I am a college graduate who is living in the Bronx, and I would love to pledge Delta Sigma Theta. I have had a deep interest in this sorority since I was a young girl and I am ready to make that commitment. I would like to meet anyone who might also be interested in pledging and how they are going about it. I am really looking for specific answers. Thanks in Advance
Asked by Dolphin2Much - Sun Nov 2 19:48:07 2008 - - 3 Answers - 2 Comments
A. I am pretty positive you cannot be in a sorority without being enrolled in the school which it is affiliated. Honestly though, all they do is cost money too much money. You basically are paying for your friends. I came to college without knowing anyone and I have made sooo many friends, and have heard horror stories about sororities and how they are so snotty and stuck up, and its just a big dramafest. If you make friends in life you don't need "Greek Life" to make those friendships last a lifetime, all it takes is a small effort on at least one person's part to keep a friendship for a lifetime. And if you want to volunteer in your community you can find hundreds of ways to do so without joining a sorority. You can also find ways… [cont.]
Answered by KTD - Sun Nov 2 19:54:16 2008
I graduated from college last year. Is it possible i could pledge Delta Sigma Theta if i didnt have a 2.5 GPA?
Q. I really want to join an alumni chapter of Delta Sigma Theta, but i did not have a 2.5 cumulative GPA when i graduated. Is it possible at all that i could still try to become a member? Or are there no exceptions?
Asked by Renae - Wed Apr 22 20:20:52 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Delta Sigma Theta's GPA requirement has been changed. You must now have a minimum gpa of 2.75. no exceptions.
Answered by Justina - Thu Apr 23 20:00:58 2009
Q. I really want to join an alumni chapter of Delta Sigma Theta, but i did not have a 2.5 cumulative GPA when i graduated. Is it possible at all that i could still try to become a member? Or are there no exceptions?
Asked by Renae - Wed Apr 22 20:20:52 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Delta Sigma Theta's GPA requirement has been changed. You must now have a minimum gpa of 2.75. no exceptions.
Answered by Justina - Thu Apr 23 20:00:58 2009
Grades and other criterias for pledging Delta Sigma Theta?
Q. This question would really be for a member of a sorority but anyone is welcome to answer. I'm interested in pledging and have prepared myself for the process of pledging to my capabilities if I am chosen to partake in that process but was just curious because i know that grades a re a big part of pledging but is that the only thing. I have done my share of community service and love the joy it brings to me by helping those less fortunate then me but still i don't think that is enough. i'm a sophomore going into my junior year of college and don't want to wait too long to pledge as I'll begin taking my much harder classes to graduate. My gpa is not fantastic but I am proud of what i've brought it up to be as of now. Should I wait? What… [cont.]
Asked by Illustrious Student - Wed May 16 21:47:12 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi there, Delta women pride themselves on choosing individuals that are hard workers, and take pride in helping the community. Grades will be a key factor when choosing individuals for membership. Now I am not saying this to discourage you, I am just keeping it real. If Delta is in your heart and you meet the minimal requirements, then I would suggest that submit you packet and try anyway. In some cases I found that where some people lack in one area, they make up in other areas. Overall my advice is still apply and let the chips fall where they may. If you are not chosen, then apply again...remember membership in Delta Sigma Theta is a lifetime commitment! Good luck!
Answered by DableST1 - Wed May 16 22:20:23 2007
Q. This question would really be for a member of a sorority but anyone is welcome to answer. I'm interested in pledging and have prepared myself for the process of pledging to my capabilities if I am chosen to partake in that process but was just curious because i know that grades a re a big part of pledging but is that the only thing. I have done my share of community service and love the joy it brings to me by helping those less fortunate then me but still i don't think that is enough. i'm a sophomore going into my junior year of college and don't want to wait too long to pledge as I'll begin taking my much harder classes to graduate. My gpa is not fantastic but I am proud of what i've brought it up to be as of now. Should I wait? What… [cont.]
Asked by Illustrious Student - Wed May 16 21:47:12 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi there, Delta women pride themselves on choosing individuals that are hard workers, and take pride in helping the community. Grades will be a key factor when choosing individuals for membership. Now I am not saying this to discourage you, I am just keeping it real. If Delta is in your heart and you meet the minimal requirements, then I would suggest that submit you packet and try anyway. In some cases I found that where some people lack in one area, they make up in other areas. Overall my advice is still apply and let the chips fall where they may. If you are not chosen, then apply again...remember membership in Delta Sigma Theta is a lifetime commitment! Good luck!
Answered by DableST1 - Wed May 16 22:20:23 2007
Can juniors in college pledge Delta Sigma Theta?
Q. I am currently a sophomore at IUPUI in Indianapolis and am planning to transfer to Texas Southern University this spring. I have found that in order to pledge you have to attend RUSH week that is held in the fall. Being that I'm transferring in the spring I know this is not possible. I have concerns that I will be maybe "too old" to pledge. I will be 20 in the fall of 09. Anyone suggestions on whether or not to pledge?
Asked by NOLAnative89 - Mon Nov 10 15:30:49 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To answer you question, YES you can join Delta as a junior. At my chapter, there has been times where we have picked Seniors. Also we do not discriminate against age. One of my lines sisters was 36 when she joined our org,and the youngest on our line was 19. I say that to state, don't let your age deter you from becoming a member of this prestigious organization! Good luck to you!
Answered by DableST1 - Tue Nov 11 19:59:37 2008
Q. I am currently a sophomore at IUPUI in Indianapolis and am planning to transfer to Texas Southern University this spring. I have found that in order to pledge you have to attend RUSH week that is held in the fall. Being that I'm transferring in the spring I know this is not possible. I have concerns that I will be maybe "too old" to pledge. I will be 20 in the fall of 09. Anyone suggestions on whether or not to pledge?
Asked by NOLAnative89 - Mon Nov 10 15:30:49 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To answer you question, YES you can join Delta as a junior. At my chapter, there has been times where we have picked Seniors. Also we do not discriminate against age. One of my lines sisters was 36 when she joined our org,and the youngest on our line was 19. I say that to state, don't let your age deter you from becoming a member of this prestigious organization! Good luck to you!
Answered by DableST1 - Tue Nov 11 19:59:37 2008
I am seriously considering pledging delta sigma theta? Any Advice?
Q. But i hear that if you are accepted you will have to pay dues maybe even in the &thousands$ is this True? Also, How do i find out if and when there is going to be a rush?
Asked by Sherill6385 - Sun Feb 18 01:20:23 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. -By joing most groups either a Sorority, social club, or anything; they require money to operate. For example do you think the power company gives free electricty to homeless shelters? No, they have to pay for operations. -So, to answer your question if you are selected to be a member of Delta, then yes you will have to pay dues. Most sororities including Delta often donate money (often hundreds of thousands) to charities, so members have to contribute...the money doesn't fall from the sky. -Dues differ from organizations. Plus I doubt any Delta would tell you how much they paid in dues, especially on the internet.
Answered by Lively Ivy 1908 - Sun Feb 18 16:15:16 2007
Q. But i hear that if you are accepted you will have to pay dues maybe even in the &thousands$ is this True? Also, How do i find out if and when there is going to be a rush?
Asked by Sherill6385 - Sun Feb 18 01:20:23 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. -By joing most groups either a Sorority, social club, or anything; they require money to operate. For example do you think the power company gives free electricty to homeless shelters? No, they have to pay for operations. -So, to answer your question if you are selected to be a member of Delta, then yes you will have to pay dues. Most sororities including Delta often donate money (often hundreds of thousands) to charities, so members have to contribute...the money doesn't fall from the sky. -Dues differ from organizations. Plus I doubt any Delta would tell you how much they paid in dues, especially on the internet.
Answered by Lively Ivy 1908 - Sun Feb 18 16:15:16 2007
I was interested in pledging Delta Sigma Theta graduate chapter, I ended undergrad with a 2.35 gpa.
Q. However I have returned to school (not graduate, nursing) and have raise my GPA to a 2.65. Do I have a chance? my school doesn't have a DST chapter it's just a two-year nursing school.
Asked by MissLibra - Thu Jul 31 22:02:30 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you school does not have a DST chapter it does not matter what GPA you have./
Answered by DrIG - Mon Aug 4 17:18:05 2008
Q. However I have returned to school (not graduate, nursing) and have raise my GPA to a 2.65. Do I have a chance? my school doesn't have a DST chapter it's just a two-year nursing school.
Asked by MissLibra - Thu Jul 31 22:02:30 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you school does not have a DST chapter it does not matter what GPA you have./
Answered by DrIG - Mon Aug 4 17:18:05 2008
I'm thinking about pledging Delta Sigma Theta (Grad Chapter), does anyone have any info on the group?
Q. I'm thinking about pledging Delta Sigma Theta (Grad Chapter), does anyone have any info on the group?
Asked by SoulSearching - Fri Dec 29 16:12:16 2006 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I don't know much about the group but I have been in groups and frats back in college. As long as you know what your objectives and stick with it, you are good to go. Are you comparing any other ones? If not, just stick with this one. Good Luck!!
Answered by Horns - Tue Jan 2 08:40:34 2007
Q. I'm thinking about pledging Delta Sigma Theta (Grad Chapter), does anyone have any info on the group?
Asked by SoulSearching - Fri Dec 29 16:12:16 2006 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I don't know much about the group but I have been in groups and frats back in college. As long as you know what your objectives and stick with it, you are good to go. Are you comparing any other ones? If not, just stick with this one. Good Luck!!
Answered by Horns - Tue Jan 2 08:40:34 2007
Pledging Alumae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc?
Q. I currently attend an HBCU where the chapter has been and will continue to be suspended until I graduate. I have currently been looking into pledging a city chapter or an alumnae chapter, however, I'm not very certain of the process. I know the pledging process is very secret so I'm not expecting much information, but can someone please let me know how I can go about pledging a city or alumnae chapter for Delta Sigma Theta Sorority?
Asked by Cori'Aye* - Sun Dec 21 22:21:18 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When joining an alumnae chapter, you are only able to join one that is close to where you reside. If you already know where you will be residing after graduation, then I would suggest that you visit our national website, and go the region section. There you will find websites to different alumnae chapters. On various websites, my sorors will list upcoming events, and some even have a place where you can join a mailing list that will keep you updated on upcoming events, including Rush/Informational. Once you know which alumnae chapter that you are able to join, (possibly) I would attend their events, get to know them and more importantly allow them to get to know you. I say this because even if you meet the qualifications of joining, you… [cont.]
Answered by DableST1 - Mon Dec 22 01:20:05 2008
Q. I currently attend an HBCU where the chapter has been and will continue to be suspended until I graduate. I have currently been looking into pledging a city chapter or an alumnae chapter, however, I'm not very certain of the process. I know the pledging process is very secret so I'm not expecting much information, but can someone please let me know how I can go about pledging a city or alumnae chapter for Delta Sigma Theta Sorority?
Asked by Cori'Aye* - Sun Dec 21 22:21:18 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When joining an alumnae chapter, you are only able to join one that is close to where you reside. If you already know where you will be residing after graduation, then I would suggest that you visit our national website, and go the region section. There you will find websites to different alumnae chapters. On various websites, my sorors will list upcoming events, and some even have a place where you can join a mailing list that will keep you updated on upcoming events, including Rush/Informational. Once you know which alumnae chapter that you are able to join, (possibly) I would attend their events, get to know them and more importantly allow them to get to know you. I say this because even if you meet the qualifications of joining, you… [cont.]
Answered by DableST1 - Mon Dec 22 01:20:05 2008
How Can I Become A Delta Sigma Theta
Q. I really want to pledge Delta Sigma Theta, but I don't really know how...or what the requirements are...are there any Delta's out there that can help me out? any and all info is welcome
Asked by pisces.cutie85 - Tue Aug 12 13:08:03 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Start here...www.deltasigmathet a.org The national website is a great place to start as it provides clear answers to question you may have. I like stress a strong academic and community service relationship. Along with educating yourself and getting to know chapter members you should be off to a good start.
Answered by j l - Fri Aug 15 15:57:06 2008
Q. I really want to pledge Delta Sigma Theta, but I don't really know how...or what the requirements are...are there any Delta's out there that can help me out? any and all info is welcome
Asked by pisces.cutie85 - Tue Aug 12 13:08:03 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Start here...www.deltasigmathet a.org The national website is a great place to start as it provides clear answers to question you may have. I like stress a strong academic and community service relationship. Along with educating yourself and getting to know chapter members you should be off to a good start.
Answered by j l - Fri Aug 15 15:57:06 2008
I'm openly lesbian and I want to pledge Delta Sigma Theta, how will my life style affect my pledging?
Q. I'm openly lesbian and I want to pledge Delta Sigma Theta, how will my life style affect my pledging?
Asked by Kee-Kee - Mon Jan 29 16:56:38 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The pledging process has nothing to do with sex, so I don't see how your sexuality would affect your pledging process. Also, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. doesn't discriminate on any basis, so your sexuality shouldn't be an issue. But to be real, sexuality is a controversial subject in America right now (and always has been really), and some people are more open minded than others. I have a lot of gay friends and I've been with a girl before, so I am more open minded about it than others. You never know, just be cool and don't let your sexuality define you and I'm sure you'll have no problem. My advice to anyone who wants to pledge Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.: Make sure to be very active in the community, esp in public… [cont.]
Answered by biracial - Wed Jan 31 02:12:24 2007
Q. I'm openly lesbian and I want to pledge Delta Sigma Theta, how will my life style affect my pledging?
Asked by Kee-Kee - Mon Jan 29 16:56:38 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The pledging process has nothing to do with sex, so I don't see how your sexuality would affect your pledging process. Also, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. doesn't discriminate on any basis, so your sexuality shouldn't be an issue. But to be real, sexuality is a controversial subject in America right now (and always has been really), and some people are more open minded than others. I have a lot of gay friends and I've been with a girl before, so I am more open minded about it than others. You never know, just be cool and don't let your sexuality define you and I'm sure you'll have no problem. My advice to anyone who wants to pledge Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.: Make sure to be very active in the community, esp in public… [cont.]
Answered by biracial - Wed Jan 31 02:12:24 2007
Would you recommend pledging Delta Sigma Theta while working full time?
Q. Would you recommend pledging Delta Sigma Theta while working full time?
Asked by gr8wallzofchyna - Thu Jul 12 20:56:13 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sure,,,why not? I would recommend this to a person that is dedicated, and determined to not allow this process to come between their school work, as well as their jobs. Two of my line sisters both worked full time, while in school full-time, and one of them also had a 8 year old child...So it can be done. They also both maintained a 3.4 gpa during MIP. Good luck to you!
Answered by DableST1 - Sun Jul 15 20:11:09 2007
Q. Would you recommend pledging Delta Sigma Theta while working full time?
Asked by gr8wallzofchyna - Thu Jul 12 20:56:13 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sure,,,why not? I would recommend this to a person that is dedicated, and determined to not allow this process to come between their school work, as well as their jobs. Two of my line sisters both worked full time, while in school full-time, and one of them also had a 8 year old child...So it can be done. They also both maintained a 3.4 gpa during MIP. Good luck to you!
Answered by DableST1 - Sun Jul 15 20:11:09 2007
"How do I pledge Delta Sigma Theta? I attend University of Phoenix and they don't have Greek life.?
Q. What do I need to do to pledge undergrad
Asked by 1JazziDymnd - Thu Nov 5 12:23:10 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. What do I need to do to pledge undergrad
Asked by 1JazziDymnd - Thu Nov 5 12:23:10 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
I attend a community college, I was wondering if I could still try and pledge Delta Sigma Theta?
Q. I live in Dallas and I can't find any events online, I may be searching the wrong websites. I've wanted to become a Delta every since my grandmother told me stories from when she joined. If anyone knows any information please tell me, thank you in advance for the help!!
Asked by bayb2006@att.net - Mon Jan 28 16:42:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi there, The previous poster is correct. In order for you to join Delta Sigma Theta, you have to be enrolled full time at a 4 year university. You also want to make sure there is an active chapter on campus. There are plenty of chapters in the Dallas area. I would advice that you visit this website. It should have all the info you are looking for regarding chapters in Texas. You can contact the president of the chapter of your choice to inquire more information regarding websites... Good luck
Answered by DableST1 - Mon Jan 28 20:30:14 2008
Q. I live in Dallas and I can't find any events online, I may be searching the wrong websites. I've wanted to become a Delta every since my grandmother told me stories from when she joined. If anyone knows any information please tell me, thank you in advance for the help!!
Asked by bayb2006@att.net - Mon Jan 28 16:42:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi there, The previous poster is correct. In order for you to join Delta Sigma Theta, you have to be enrolled full time at a 4 year university. You also want to make sure there is an active chapter on campus. There are plenty of chapters in the Dallas area. I would advice that you visit this website. It should have all the info you are looking for regarding chapters in Texas. You can contact the president of the chapter of your choice to inquire more information regarding websites... Good luck
Answered by DableST1 - Mon Jan 28 20:30:14 2008
Would it be possible to pledge Delta sigma theta at different school?
Q. If my school chapter is suspended
Asked by jersey973n - Thu Nov 8 01:32:41 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unless you were banned or rejected by the chapter at the first school, there's no restriction on future pledging elsewhere.
Answered by Bob - Fri Nov 9 15:46:34 2007
Q. If my school chapter is suspended
Asked by jersey973n - Thu Nov 8 01:32:41 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unless you were banned or rejected by the chapter at the first school, there's no restriction on future pledging elsewhere.
Answered by Bob - Fri Nov 9 15:46:34 2007
I want to pledge Delta Sigma Theta Grad chapter ?
Q. I just moved to Arlington VA and I am very much so intersteing in becoming a member . I have looked on the National Website for anything that may help me. I have been volunteeringfor the past 2 years but really would like some direction on what to do. please help.
Asked by DEE - Sun Aug 31 20:12:11 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am not clear on exactly what it is that you need help with, but may I suggest reviewing some of the past questions in this site - there are quite a few answers provided by members on a variety of topics that may assist you in your pursuit. Good luck!
Answered by R.L. - Mon Sep 1 00:23:51 2008
Q. I just moved to Arlington VA and I am very much so intersteing in becoming a member . I have looked on the National Website for anything that may help me. I have been volunteeringfor the past 2 years but really would like some direction on what to do. please help.
Asked by DEE - Sun Aug 31 20:12:11 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am not clear on exactly what it is that you need help with, but may I suggest reviewing some of the past questions in this site - there are quite a few answers provided by members on a variety of topics that may assist you in your pursuit. Good luck!
Answered by R.L. - Mon Sep 1 00:23:51 2008
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