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Snap Bids

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In the context of fraternities, a "snap bid" refers to a situation where a fraternity extends an immediate and often unexpected invitation or offer of membership to a prospective new member, commonly known as a "pledge" or "new pledge." This term "snap bid" suggests that the decision to extend the bid is made quickly, possibly in response to certain circumstances or the fraternity's perceived need for new members. Snap bids can happen for various reasons, such as the fraternity realizing they have a smaller number of pledges than anticipated or finding a potential new member who aligns well with the fraternity's values and culture. The term "snap" implies a swift and impromptu nature to the bid, distinguishing it from more traditional and planned recruitment processes. It's important to note that the specific practices and terminology can vary among different fraternities and college campuses. The term "snap bid" may not be universally used, and recruitment processes can differ based on the fraternity's traditions, policies, and local customs.