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Poster Name:
okay

Poster Message:
You probably won't like the answer I'm going to give you, but I feel like it is going to be really really hard to rush in your position. Lots of sororities have an "upperclassman quota" (normally one or two). That spot tends to go to girls who have never rushed before at miami and transferred (that's why girls who re-rush as sophomores have such a hard time here). It is a HUGE boost to sophomores rushing if they are willing to live in the sorority dorms-- just saying. However, as a junior, even though you are functionally a sophomore, it will be really hard for most sororities to rationalize giving you a bid. Not because there is anything wrong with you (seriously please try to understand this, i'm just trying to make sure you know what you're in for and what the thought process is going to be from most sororities) but because the likelihood of you staying active in your sorority is statistically tiny. your pledge class would be a group of 18 year old girls who act like 18 year old girls. You might get along with them, you might like them, but next year you will be off campus and they will be doing the majority of their bonding living in the sorority dorm together. It's hard to be a sophomore pledge, being a junior pledge would be insanely difficult. Not to say you can't, but it will be really hard. I would recommend talking to one of the sororities that does COB, because they're more likely to accept Juniors.