College Fraternities and Sororities - The High Cost of Social Acceptanc

College Fraternities and Sororities - The High Cost of Social Acceptance College students who choose to pairing fraternities or sororities do so because of their need for social acceptance. I am personally against fraternities and sororities. I feel that it is money spent for the purpose of purchase friends. There be many substances to meet interesting deal other than devoting all of your time and money to a club in order to do so. Perhaps the people who join these groups have subaltern self-esteem, social anxiety, or feel that the best way to make friends in college is to pay for them. I find this issue to be interesting because there are many Greek organizations on campus that are constantly advertise and promoting themselves. Non-members have a tendency to either be annoyed or amused with this behavior. To support my thesis I have conducted surveys, interviews and experiments. Because Greek clubs are all over campus, I knew that my surveys and interviews would re ceive honest responses as to why people join or dont join. I asked more in depth questions, such as the persons legal opinion about the issue. I was pleased with my responses. I conducted an experiment in my flat tire as the third step in my research. I threw a caller and passed out Mardi Gras beads to most of the people who attended. I was not partial(p) to any gender. Both men and women received beads. My plan was to observe how ofttimes social acceptance affects the way people interact with one another. If my guessing were correct, people who did not wear beads would either feel left wing out and group to generateher, or attempt to mingle with the bead wearers and get rejected. But first, the surveys I conducted were regarding why men and women in coll... ...t your community done fund-raisers all sound like good reasons to join. But buying your way into a club is not tone ending to teach you important skills that you allow for need to know after schooling. Your brothers or sisters are not going to be with you after graduation, so again you will need to starting signal over in making new friends. And after college there is a very limited amount of organizations where this brotherhood or sisterhood butt end be found. Social acceptance is wanted everywhere. No one wants to be left empty-handed and unwanted. Although people go about getting this acceptance in different ways, people who choose to join a brotherhood or sorority are lacking something in their life, whether it is self-esteem or bona fide friendships. They have a need to be a part of a group, even if they may need to change their ways and conform to the organizations demands.