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Poster Name:
MIZZOU

Poster Message:
Each sorority has its own unique strengths, values, and sisterhood that appeal to different individuals. It's important to approach the recruitment process with an open mind and get to know the members of each sorority on a personal level. This will allow you to make an informed decision based on your own values and interests, rather than societal perceptions. Furthermore, it's important to remember that rankings and reputations can vary from school to school, and even from year to year. What may be considered a top or bottom house at one school may not be the same at another. Ultimately, the most important factor in choosing a sorority should be your personal connection with the members and your alignment with the organization's values and goals. Don't have a negative stereotype towards the "bottom houses" because that could be the house you end up feeling that you fit in the most, or one of the only houses you receive a bid from. Top houses are known as top houses because of how long they have been on campus, so they have a better and more established reputation. However, it doesn't mean that the individual people are better than those in bottom tier sororities, as there are many girls in top houses who are rude and full of themselves. I beg of you to go into recruitment with an open mind because if you don't, you may end up hating the process.\n\n\n\n\n