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Poster Name:
Truedat

Poster Message:
Just about half of the freshmen who go through rush drop out/don't pledge because they either get asked back to NO houses or to houses they don't want to join. And those are the cream of the crop who will be living in the house for at least one year and paying some sort of dues for four years. More than half of the sophomores drop out/don't pledge for the same reason. And only a handful of juniors pledge, and those are in lower-tier houses. Think about it: why would a house pledge a girl who will pay dues for only two years, who will never have an actual peer group and will live in the house as a senior, and probably the only one at that. Here's a piece of advice from a former assistant recruitment VP in a well-respected house. Don't bother going through rush. Instead, make an effort to make friends outside of Greektown and work yourself into a leadership position in a club or academic organization related to your major. By junior year most women are more focused on their major and academics and the freshman sorority stuff seems rather immature. There is more than one way to make friends and have a fulfulling college career. I'm afraid that ship has sailed for you if you want to find it in Greek life.