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I'm sorry, this was too long, I couldn't finish in one slide. 4.) Do background research before rush It's imperative that you know SOMETHING about the house that you want to spend your next 3-4 years in. Find out what they're about. If you want to be FIJI, do some research to see what their core values are. Every fraternity has core values that are important to them. If you know this before hand, and can emphasize these values to the brother, it is more likely that you'll seem like a good fit for the fraternity. 5.) Conversations go TWO ways! Stay engaged in the conversation. Look the brother in the eye, and don't look at your phone every 20 seconds. Ask him questions back. Also, elaborate on the questions. If you ask him, "what's your major" and he says "biology", don't end at that. Ask him "why that major?" "what career are you going to pursue with that" "why does that interest you?" It's a natural human response to like people who seem to have a genuine interest with you. 6.) Be Authentic Don't try to be a fratty douchebag. The guys who try this almost always fail, and they usually do not get bids. Be the most interesting, charming version of yourself. 7.) Come with an interesting life story What are your passions, goals, dreams and accomplishments? Think about this, because you will want to reveal as much information as you can about yourself in these few rush days. The more they think they know about you, the more likely you are to get a bid.