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how hard for transfer to get bid

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Hey, I am a transfer student who just got accepted to Vanderbilt. I was wondering if it would be hard to transfer to Vanderbilt and join a fraternity. I am not from the south, and only know a couple kids at Vanderbilt from my high school. I want to be involved in greek life, how hard would it be to get a bid. Thanks.

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My boyfriend was in the exact same position as you a couple of years ago and ended up having multiple bids to choose from. You have nothing to worry about.

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awesome, thanks so much for your help

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I just transferred this past year, and I got multiple bids. It may be harder to get one than it would be for first-year students, but you aren't at a particular disadvantage relative to sophomores who are rushing. If you're transferring as a junior, however, it may be more difficult.

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awesome, thanks so much

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not hard if you just go to events and make an effort to get to know people. also good to not focus on one house and keep your options open

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I was a transfer rush this year and noticed that it was difficult to rush top tier (sae, aepi), and they both ended up only giving a small handful of sophomore bids. Other fraternities like kappa sig, KA, sig chi, are much easier to rush as a sophomore.

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