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ToAnon

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This is pretty much everything I've heard about second years rushing: 1) Some sororities are not allowed to give bids to non-first years (this is probably because nationals wants to milk out as much money as possible from each member, as terrible as that sounds), so the girls might love you, but can't ask you back because of their national's rules. 2) You are also at a disadvantage in the sense that if a sorority clicks really well with two girls but they have to drop one, and one is a second year while the other is a first year, they'd drop the second year 9 times out of 10. It's just the way it is. 3) THERE ARE PLENTY OF SORORITIES THAT TAKE SECOND YEARS. If you're a cool, involved girl, I say go for it. You've got a pretty good shot even if you are competing with first years. 4) It definitely helps if you have friends in certain sororities, but one thing to note is that if you end up joining a sorority, you're more than likely going to spend the majority of your time with the girls in your pledge class (i.e. first years) not the second years that you're friends with. So just be prepared for that if you end up joining. Your pledge class is your pledge class, even if they're younger than you.