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Poster Name:
senior

Poster Message:
When I started recruitment my freshman year, I had never even heard of the sorority I ended up joining. I was cut from my top choice after both the second and third round (my gpa was garbage) and I was pretty disappointed going into preference round, but I decided to stick it out and see if any of the 3 chapters made an impact on me, and I figured I could be happy in 2/3, so I didnt rank the 3rd. On bid day, I got the chapter I ranked first, but I wont lie and say I was ecstatic with it. I wanted to be greek, though, so I ended up deciding to stick it out through pledging and if I still didnt like the house I could drop before initiation. 3 years later I know sticking around was the best decision I could have made. Friendships may be started on bid day, but they take time to grow into true sisterhood, and they're not determined by how many socials you have with the popular fraternities or who is paired with who for homecoming. If I would have dropped when I got cut from my "top choice" I would have missed out on some of the best friends and best times I've ever had.