The shortest was a few years ago- 4 weeks. At my school pledging goes for weeks. There's a certain date by which pledges have to be in by. My sorority doesn't have anything during midterms week or the week before so that pledging won't get in the way of our grades. I know for me it was 6 weeks, I know of a local on campus that is at least 8 weeks but can go as many as 16, and other GLO's are around weeks or so Our pledge program can be anywhere from weeks I believe.
We've had pledge periods of 3 weeks up to 7 weeks, but nothing longer than that. There are organizations on my campus however, that go from 10 days to 9 weeks. Our national pledge education book has it organized over 8 weeks, but our campus has a 5 week cap on pledging My chapter's is 6 weeks but I think Nationals says weeks.
So ours is pretty typical. I believe the only situation where a chapter does not have 10 weeks is if the campus mandates a shorter period. My local's pledge period was 4 weeks. AEPhi's program is weeks. The other sororities at my school also now initiate in weeks - though during my freshman year, Sigma Kappa held for grades so their pledge period was around 5 months, and Theta initiated after 4 weeks.
I just figured out that that's how long mine was, but one of those weeks was spring break, so it seemed shorter. Rio has a rule that the pledge period can only last 5 weeks. But, of course this isn't always followed. Ours is 3 weeks, but sometimes can go a little longer if there are special circumstances, but the 3 weeks are really intense, our school changed the rules so we could only pledge people during the first 3 weeks of january, so basically we had to take our 9 week program and cram it all into 3 weeks, its pretty intense and packed, but its fun.
And then they are rookies for a year. I heaard that in NY State a pledge process of over 9 weeks is considered hazing I pledged in August and was initiated in January , 1 full semester pledgeship. Our member canidate period is usually about 8 weeks long. However, if a new member doesn't have a college GPA, we don't activate her until she does, meaning if she is a freshman she cannot become a full member until after grades come out fall semester.
Last semester when I was a pledge, we first pledged at the beginning of February and were initiated at the end of April, so almost 3 months for us. However, we were the first to get initiated before the school year got out. Usually, fall pledges get initated right when we get back from winter break and spring pledges normally get initiated when we get back from summer break. Phi Sig's NM period is supposed to be 4 -6 weeks This was ten years ago so it could have changed since then.
It's up to each chapter to determine its own length, within those guidelines. Some chapters, due to university policy, have to make theirs shorter. The chapter I work with and used to be pledgemaster for has an 8 week pledge period of 8 pledge training classes, bookended by the pledge and initiation ceremonies, which bring the pledge period to 10 weeks. Trying to go shorter doesn't work, as we have to pile too much info on each class. As stated before, Phi Sig's policy is 4 weeks, and no longer than 6 weeks if needed.
We initiated a class in the beginning of October the ladies that went through formal recruitment and in 2 weeks we are going to be initiating another groups of ladies. Hi im curious how long does fraternity pledging usually last? How long does it take to become a full member? Apr 22, AM 1 the pledge period starts roughly two weeks after the beginning of school and lasts for two months. It depends on the fraternity for when someone is a full member, at least by ritual and on paper.
The progressive adult fraternities do not have a pledgeship. If you are more mature and ready for the next step after high school seek a house without a 2 tier membership process.
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