to the girl who dropped
by: Disappointed
To the girl who dropped because she only had “bottom” houses left:
You made a huge mistake. You lost the opportunity to be apart of something great. You lost the opportunity to be involved in Greek life because you were too stuck up and thought you were too good. You will soon learn that you made a mistake and will be alone and disappointed on bid day. You will be disappointed when you attended the freshman pep rally and see how excited the girls in those “bottom” house are. You will soon learn that EVERYTHING at the University of Arkansas is centered around Greek life.
You will see what you have missed when you don’t get to wear a button to the football game. When you don’t get to go to functions. When you don’t get to participate in the fraternity philanthropy events like watermelon bust, derby days, or carol of the Greeks.
You will soon realize that you missed out on an opportunity of a lifetime. You will soon learn that you missed out on sisterhood.
When classes start you will see the Greek girls have people to sit with in their classes when you are sitting alone.
You lost your chance by dropping. If you go through recruitment again you will have the same houses. If you go through COB you will have the same houses.
You made a mistake. You will regret it. You will be disappointed.
Commentby: Disappointed
The house you want probably won’t do COB and even if they do they probably won’t take you. They cut you for a reason and will remember that they cut you.
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by: NOPE
by: Alum
by: Dear "No"
No you won't. The house you thought you deserved won't have any open spots. You thought you were too good to join will be your only hope, only you need to humble yourself first.
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#2by: Lol
It doesn’t work like that sweetie. Most houses don’t do COB (they typically only do it if some people dropped and they need more members). And even if the “top houses” you would want do end up doing COB, they probably wouldn’t pick you anyway. They already cut you this recruitment, so they’d probably cut you in the future. You’d just end up with the same houses you have now.
by: Truth
No one wants you- not the houses you want. THEY ALREADY CUT YOU. This is how we know this to be true. They're not going to magically change their minds when COB spaces magically open up in the most popular houses (which never happens). Oh- but it will- because you're so (explenitive) exceptional, the world will turn on its axis and make an exception for you. Right, geed. You had your ONE chance, and you were "too good" for the houses who wanted you. Enjoy...nothing.
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#3by: Experienced
#4by: Me too
I dropped out of recruitment last year and it still hurts. It was truly one of the worst decisions I’ve ever made. I can’t believe I turned down the opportunity because I was afraid of joining a “bottom” house. Now I wish more than anything I could be a part of any house at all
by: Hmm
If a new sorority is colonizing next year, you could still try to join as a junior and get a similar experience. I know colonizing sororities usually like looking for upperclassmen, and you seem like you have a healthier attitude about greek life now.
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#5by: Here's a suggestion....
Transfer out of UArk and go to a middle size school where the rush isn't so competitive or start a Non-NPC sorority on campus (where quota and housing at not a big issue). I see from Greekchat website, there is a post requesting UARK get another sorority on campus, but concern that a new NPC sorority will not invest the $$$$ for housing. There's always alternatives.
by: AGDin2019
New NPC group coming in fall 2019 Alpha Gamma Delta, already purchased land for a house, had national reps here this week to observe recruitment
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by: lol
by: um
by: Curious
#6by: ur dramatic
I understand it’s dumb to drop out just bc a house is considered “bottom” but greek life should not be the most important moment of your college career. I’m sure these girls who dropped WILL have people to sit next to, they will make friends, they will party. You’re dumb if you think that your “sisterhood” is singlehandedly the most important part of your years at uark. if you’re reading this and you didn’t join a sorority, you’ll be fine. you’ll make it out with friends. just be social and don’t let this whole ideology cloud your mind!
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by: yeah right!
Good Luck with that. I wish I could had the laughing my head off emoji
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