Private Clubs Chicago

I wanted some opinions on joining any of the private clubs (Union League, University Club, Metropolitan Club, etc.) in Chicago. I live and work downtown so I'm guessing that the access to the gym makes the financial aspect fairly attractive. I'm wondering if any of these have much to offer a younger professional networking opportunities and how difficult they are to join. Also if anyone has any color on dues and initiation fees, it would be helpful.

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Every one of those clubs wants younger members. You’ll need to be recommended by a member but that’s easy enough.
 

The club will introduce you to a member, a quick meeting and he writes a one-sentence letter to membership committee saying you’re a valuable addition to the club and you’re voted in.

 

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