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So I don't want to discourage you from going through rush because I think sororities offer great experiences and opportunities to their members, but you'll most likely have a harder time fitting in once you receive a bid and join. My sorority MAYBE takes one junior each year, but those juniors are usually transfers from other schools and brand new to UNC. Once you join you're usually closest to your pledge class rather than people in the same academic year as you. Yes there are exceptions if you already know members, but most most of your time is initially spent with members of your pledge class in new member retreats, new member education, etc. Also you may have difficulty finding a big because girls typically want their little to be younger and may not be interested in taking a junior as a little. Of course these are just examples of what I've observed in my chapter, but others may have different experiences. Joining a sorority is a big time and financial commitment, so please be aware of the potential issues you may face as a junior. And even though you may think you're missing out on something, joining a sorority may not exactly live up to your expectations and fulfill that missing piece. I honestly hopes this information helps and isn't too discouraging!