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Poster Name:
Well.

Poster Message:
I think everyone should rush and give the sorority where they get a bid a fair shot. However, it's definitely a lot harder joining a "lower tier" sorority. You are looked down up at IU, there's no denying that. If you say "no one cares about your tier" that's wrong. AT IU fraternities and sororities do not pair outside of their respective "tiers." It's a lot like high school actually. The feeling fades as you become an upperclassmen but the tier system is quite strong here. Here's my two cents. If you are independent and don't like to be labeled, don't join a sorority. By joining an organization you are essentially labeling yourself as the stereotype of the chapter. So, if you aren't a partier don't join a sorority that does copious amounts of partying. If you pride yourself on your academic and charitable work, join a sorority that excels in those areas and doesn't cut corners.