Any members or people knowledgeable about Phi Theta kappa?

[blazeplacid 10+ year member]

how much are the fees?

yeah I asked

 

[duece212 5,000+ posts]

phi zappa crappa?

 

[DBfan187 5,000+ posts]

Phuck That Kanye?

 

[IamDeMan 5,000+ posts]

When I was in college back in the day I was part of a fraternity and a few other social clubs and after you get that degree, only thing I got out of it was a nice spot on my resume once I graduated.

all i know is the college *****s **** guys in frats.
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join the frat my man, it will be worth your time. at least at night.

No a frat as in brotherhood. Just an honors org.

I joined Alpha Chi. It's a small fee, well worth it IMO. Ditto on the resume spot. It's just an easy way to tell people you graduated Magna *** Laude.

Yes, but not so sure that's necessary for the fee.

lol @ you idiots thinking that phi theta kappa is like a regular fraternity.

It happens.

I don't think his wife would like that.

tr00

Join. It will get you on a kick *** mailing list so once you graduate you'll get a ton of shit every year that you won't open.

WOW, I'm sold. They didn't even mention this in the brochure I got at school!

how much are the fees?
yeah I asked

120 for no camittal to time, 90 is I commit to giving them time.

Yeah that kind of depends. What kind of path are you looking at?

Eventually law school. Right now, just going for that AA to transfer to a bigger school for either Major in PS, or English.

 

[DBfan187 5,000+ posts]

forget Magna *** Laude and graduate Thank You Lawdy!

 

[mokedaddy 5,000+ posts]

Eventually law school. Right now, just going for that AA to transfer to a bigger school for either Major in PS, or English.

Since you will be transferring for a Bachelors and beyond I would be more concerned about networking at a level closer to your eventual goal. It is possible you could make some contacts but if you dont care about the events and networking at school than its really not worth it.

No one in law school is going to care that you made the Dean's list in CC.

 

[hrtbrk1 5,000+ posts]

I joined Alpha Chi. It's a small fee, well worth it IMO. Ditto on the resume spot. It's just an easy way to tell people you graduated Magna *** Laude.

girl in the house... alpha chi omega

 

[JBGabriel 10+ year member]

Regular frats are better. Much more *****

 

[IamDeMan 5,000+ posts]

I've told him this shit a million times.

No. You said after graduating at any level it doesn't matter what your grades were, which for the most part I agree. However, grades can mean a lot while progressing through higher education. I am not asking what this will do for me after school, I already know that answer.

 

[IamDeMan 5,000+ posts]

Regular frats are better. Much more *****

At 35 and married, I am not concerned with more pussy.

 

[mokedaddy 5,000+ posts]

No. You said after graduating at any level it doesn't matter what your grades were, which for the most part I agree. However, grades can mean a lot while progressing through higher education. I am not asking what this will do for me after school, I already know that answer.

You obviously have the grades so that doesnt matter too much. SM is right that 90+% of the time grades will not matter, with the exception of your first job after college and even then it sometimes doesnt matter. You are also right that good grades will definitely help you get into a better school.

Now the question of the matter becomes with joining PTK help you get into a better school? That I cant really answer with the exception of personal experience. With my grades and letters of recommendation I had zero trouble getting into the likes of SMU, TCU and UT Austin without it.

 

[JimJ 5,000+ posts]

with the exception of your first job after college and even then it sometimes doesnt matter.

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