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Contact the Panhellenic office and ask what you need to do to put your name on the COB list. Panhellenic will share the list of interested names with the chapters who are eligible for COB. If any of those chapters are interested in meeting you, they'll contact you. COB is by invitation only vs formal rush where at least every chapter met every pnm during Round 1. In other words, go ahead and sign up but don't get your hopes up. Very very few chapters will even be eligible for COB and most prefer to extend bids directly to friends of current members who are essentially pre-vetted. If you're a freshman who did not go through rush this year then do the following: make good grades this year, get very involved in a couple activities on campus, get a leadership position in an activity on campus, and try to make friends with sorority women (if possible). This would set you up well to rush for the first time as a sophomore. If you went through recruitment this year and got dropped, something was wrong whether that was your resume or social skills. You can try to correct that and set yourself up to re-rush, but no guarantees on it being successful. If you went through recruitment and decided to drop out because you didn't like the house(s) you had left, then I don't feel bad for you. You chose not to participate and Greek Life and are being unrealistic in thinking next year will go better for you. Remember that sorority recruitment is a mutual selection process. It unfortunately is not all about who you feel you're compatible with. You can think you're compatible all you want, but the house has to feel the same in order for you to get the bid. If sorority recruitment doesn't yield you a bid, there are plenty of other groups to get involved with on campus.