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Poster Name:
UGA person

Poster Message:
I agree with the person above on the politeness part! That is definitely a huge factor. I do disagree with the recs/alumni/gpa reasons though, as they don’t really apply to UGA. Recs and alumni aren’t really a thing anymore, and if you have the GPA to get into UGA, then you meet the requirements for the UGA sororities. As someone who has been on the other side (an active member), I remember how hard this was during recruitment, but I understand the process sooo much more now! I have heard 6271819 conversations behind the scenes about how an active member will really like a pnm and how they had a great conversation, but they do not feel like they would thrive in the sorority. A lot of the time, the active member will say something like, “she was so sweet and we had a good conversation, but I see her fitting in better at Phi Mu.” Meaning, it is truly not personal! The girl you talked to might have loved you but also recognized that you wouldn’t fit into the sorority as a whole. She knew it would be a disservice to make you a part of the sorority. I would say this is the case of surprise drops 90% of the time