How do you join tau gamma phi?

Answer 1

Either you get asked by the members,

or you ask the president of AKP in your town.

Then you have to go through a whole ritual...

get ready for some pain... you get paddled...

so many times you cant even count.

good luck

Answer 2

Visit the AKA website at www.aka1908.com for complete information and chapter locators so you can get in contact with members in your area.

Plus use proper grammar "What do it take..."

Answer 3

Alpha Kappa Alpha membership via graduate chapters is through invitation only. Visit the websites of those chapters in your area and participate in the events that they host which are open to the public. Visit www.aka1908.com for more info.

Answer 4

1. Do your research. Before you register for a recruitment, look up the different sororities in place at your University. If possible, locate their national organizational website and their local website if they have one. These can be valuable tools as these sites always offer general information about the history, symbols and philanthropic efforts of each sorority. The local webpages can show you the activities of each sorority and what they do each semester.
2. Sign up for recruitment early. Each sorority is given a list of the women who are signed up each day immediately before recruitment begins. The earlier they see your name on the prospective attendance roster, the more easily they will recognize your name the first few nights.
3. Include as much information about yourself as possible. Most University Greek life organizations have some sort of form you will have to fill out as you register. Include all high school activities you were in, even if you didn't hold any leadership roles. Sororities love extra-curriculars. Also include any and all academic clubs in college, too. Regardless of what you may have seen in movies and television, sororities hold scholastic acheivement in high regard.
4. Dress Appropriately for each night. Generally, each night of recruitment will grow more formal, starting with a simple jeans and polo outfit to a formal/cocktail dress event towards the end. While appearance is definitely not the most important thing that sororities will be looking for, pride in appearance and self confidence will definitely give you an edge.
5. Ask questions. Don't be afraid to ask questions. That is what you are here for after all. Sororities are always open to questions. The goal here is to find the sorority that fits you best.
6. Always be polite. At the end of each session or evening, thank the person(s) you spoke with for the evening's conversation. That extra touch at the end of the evening will help them remember you out of all the people they will be meeting each night.

Answer 5

you must go through a process called "rush", which for girls usually happens a week before school starts and for fraternities usually starts a week or two into the school year. it's basically like speed dating with the members of the organization you are hoping to join. every school is different but if you are interested you should look on your school's website before the year begins because you might have to register