how to be a legal fraternity?
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If you mean how do you become an officially recognized chapter of a national fraternity, you need to contact the headquarters of the fraternity you wish to start a colony for.\n\nMost have strict guidelines, but if you are motivated enough to rally up a good number of prospectives then there shouldn't be a problem.
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how to be a mason? you just need to know how to make things happen, not just watch them or even don't know what happens. now i have a brilliant idea of what the masons have done, but i think many people don't concern on conspiracy theories. so if you want to be a mason, the easiest way is to be the US president and kick gw bush out of his office.
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Join the compny of good friends, especially of your relatives.  Keep on studying. Be near to your parents,brothers and sisters, every thing will be all right.
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Write letters to all the legislators, get your friends involved, organize an event at the state/national capitol.\n\nTheses are a few ways to start
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Use the most basic common sense you have.  Obey all rules, regulations and laws.  Be responsible specially for your own actions and words.  Enjoy your new citizenship yet never forget your mother land and her beautiful custom.  Be proud of yourself but do not be overbearing.
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Typically you need to apply, pay a fee and take an oath. It varies by state. Check the links below for more detail.
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The process of joining a fraternity or sorority is commonly referred to as "pledging" or "rushing." The term "rush" refers to the historical practice where students would hurry to join fraternities at the beginning of the school year in large part to find housing.\n\nRecruitment is done formally or informally. The traditional "formal recruitment" often consists of a period known as "Rush" or "Rush Week." Fraternities and sororities invite fellow students (often referred to as "rushees" or "potential new members") to attend events at the house (or on-campus) and meet the current members of the organization. These formal rush weeks may impose limits on contact between interested students and active members to ensure fairness, such as time requirements to visit each house. "Informal recruitment" as the name suggests, is much less structured. New members are introduced to the fraternity's members and activities through friends and everyday behavior. Many campuses may have formal recruitment periods and also allow informal recruitment after the formal period ends. "Deferred recruitment" refers to systems where students must have at least one semester's experience on campus before joining.\n\nYou may have to meet certain criteria to join such as grade point average. Before being sworn in you are known as a pledge and have fewer rights than full members.
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If your mother is an Eastern Star that means that you can become one, too, based on her Masonic affiliation even before your husband becomes a Master Mason.  Look in the phone book under either Masonic organizations or Fraternal organizations and the local chapter is usually listed.  Or else look in the white pages under Order of the Eastern Star.  Good luck.
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you need to be a college freshman, not just a particular age! good luck, it's a great sorority!
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start from your self. like minded flock together and raise a group creat a party and form a community. but you will have to start from yourself.\nall the best \n(muse_christ@yahoo.com)
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James,\nYour travels in Masonry have already begun.  In your heart you know that you want to be a Freemason.  Because the fraternity does not evangelize in any way we never ask anyone to become a Mason.  Every member has joined of his own freewill and has not been persuaded to become a member.  Your own Grandfather followed this rule and never asked you to join his lodge.\n\nSearch out the most respected members of your community and you will find that they are probably Freemasons.  Tell your desire to one of these men and he will secure for you a petition to the lodge.  A committee of inquiry will call on you at your home to make sure that your desires are true,  that you are a respected member of the community and worthy to become a Mason.   If the committee approves of you; the entire lodge will be notified and you must pass a unanimous ballot.  If any member of the lodge feels that you are unworthy; you will never become a member of the lodge as long as the objection exists.\n\nAs a member you will be part of the world's oldest and greatest fraternity.  You will find charitable needs and causes, education, fellowship, and friendship.  One of the greatest gifts a man can give to another is to help him become a Mason.  I hope that I am responding in such a way that I can give this gift to you.
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join some clubs\nbe more active (ASB, etc)\nstudy groups
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just register with local societies registrar with proper bye law
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I just want to (gently) point out that this is not the type of question you should be asking online, especially if you are using your real Yahoo ID.  It's a smaller world than you think.\n\nNPHC organizations (as well as other ethnic greek-letter organizations) are very big on DISCRETION.  You cannot assume that you are going to be asked to join.  Generally speaking, no one who is actually involved in the membership process will answer a question like the one you posted.\n\nI would advise that you do some more research on sororities, and especially the lifetime committment that many of them require.
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You need to pass the bar in the state in which you want to practice. This generally requires going to law school.
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Join a fraternity, go to clubs the school has that would attract people who also want to have fun.
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All agents are glorified contract lawyers. SO go to law school concentrate on contract law and litigation and you are on your way. \n\nJust do not be a dirtbag and screw college kids out an education by telling them they could go pro after their freshman year.