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My experience during fall rush was super super sunny and hot, that's what you REALLY need to worry about. Bring anything you can in a purse that will keep you from looking like you're melting, such as oil blotting sheets, a small perfume, etc. In the event of rain you will either stay under the tents or, if it's bad enough, stay inside of a sorority house (away from the girls in the sorority so you don't get more time with them, which would be unfair). They would not cancel it, don't worry about that. My general advice is to go in with an open mind. Ignore tent talk and heresay, you'll feel more comfortable in some houses than in others. Aim for the houses that feel like "home" to you. Dress your absolute best! Remember that you are dressing for girls, not guys, so avoid looking "clubby" and instead dress in the latest trends and accessorize well. Do everything you can before rush to look your best, and by that I mean make sure that if you dye your hair, your roots are good, do your eyebrows, tan if you look better that way, etc. You probably know what makes you look and feel good, so whatever it is, do it before rush. Conversation-wise, be upbeat, positive, and try to talk about things aside from the usual bland "what's your major where do you live how are your classes" questions. The more you stand out, the more you will be remembered. Avoid talking about things that may be controversial, such as politics, religion, money, etc. Good luck!