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Poster Name:
rush stats

Poster Message:
Depending upon the university it appears that somewhere between 10 and 50% of girls are either dropping out of rush due to not being comfortable with the remaining one or two houses they have left or being dropped from rush. I think that's higher than girls realize when they start the process. This can be a pretty big blow one week into school for anyone. And, perhaps hard for those that came to a school where they didn't know anyone or have a network of friends from their high school, sports, etc. to help one get into a sororities. It seems like the system favors those who have connections with friends in houses. I think the odds are there are a lot of great girls without connections that didn't get houses and probably are even less likely to get houses as sophomores. The system feels exclusive rather than inclusive.