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wrong ^

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maybe my last answer was too vague. They do ask you if you are a freshman or sophomore, but (when you respond sophomore) they will not ask you if you rushed last year or why you're rushing again. They might say generally "why are you rushing/why do you want to be in a sorority" but they're expecting answers like you stated above (sisters in houses, want more friends, etc). If they do ask you "did you rush last year" or "why are you rushing again" they're going against rush rules and they're probably just bad conversationalists/don't know what else to say to you. HOWEVER, sometimes I willingly brought up that I rushed last year (didn't mention that I technically accepted a bid from a house) and they were never weirded out/seemed to judge me. More often than not, they'd talk about how they love the sophomores in their pledge class, how their friends also rushed as sophomores, etc. you'd actually be surprised as to how many girls responded "I rushed as a sophomore too!" They know where you're coming from and don't judge you. If you fit in the house, you fit in the house and they're never going to drop you solely because you're a year older than everyone else.