How do you join a sorority at Yale?

Joining a sorority at Yale is different than at many other universities because Yale doesn't have officially recognized sororities or fraternities on campus. There are no governing bodies or official chapters affiliated with the university. Therefore, there's no formal recruitment process like you'd find at other schools.

Any groups identifying as sororities at Yale operate independently and informally. If you're interested in joining such a group, your best bet is to:

* Network: Talk to students you know and ask if they're involved in any groups that might interest you. Word-of-mouth is key in this informal environment.

* Attend social events: Keep an eye out for events that might be hosted by these groups. You might find flyers around campus or hear about them through friends.

* Look for online presence (cautiously): Some groups might have a low-key online presence, but be aware that this isn't an official university resource and information might be limited.

Keep in mind that because these groups aren't officially recognized, their membership requirements and activities will vary greatly. There's no centralized information or guarantee of a particular experience.