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No, if you're a likable person then it wouldn't be hard for you to get a bid but if you were a freshman or a sophomore then you would have a better chance finding a house that is best fit for you. Out of 14 houses there could be 4 you really like and a really good chance that at least one of those four houses would select you as well. Since you're a junior some houses would rule you out right away because of that, so now instead of 14 houses, your options would be cut down to 5. That doesn't mean that you couldn't still end up in the house thats best fit for you or end up loving the house you get. So i'm not trying to dissuade you from rushing, just telling you what to expect. Also like i mentioned earlier, majority of your pledge class will be freshman girls. That might not matter to you, the only reason I mentioned that is because the one girl I know who rushed as a junior ended up dropping after 3 weeks because she said as a junior living off campus it was hard for her to bond with her pledge class because they were mostly freshman living in the dorms and because of that she only saw them on weekends. Your experience could be completely different from hers though but you'll never know unless you rush. Plus you can make friends just by rushing, so there's no harm in trying it. I just wanted to be honest about what you should expect and I hope you find the best fit for you. Good luck! =)