Adpi / Rush advice for out of state
by: uark 24
My sister is an adpi at a college in my state. We're not really close, but I think it would be cool to be in the same sorority as her. I don't know what it's like at Arkansas. I literally know nobody there besides one guy that is my mom's friend's son so
I can't really ask him. Can someone give me the honest truth?? I know Arkansas has lots of good houses and I will definitely look at others but for now I'm just wondering. Also, do you have any advice for me in general since I don't have connections in any of the houses? I'm pretty nervous about it and registering for recruitment in general
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#4by: Ah jeez
I don’t know if some of these posts meant to sound condescending, but they did. “Decent looks/personality” .... I don’t care what house you’re talking about, but this is such a terrible thing to say to a pnm. Negative comments like this could stick with pnms they get a bid to whatever house you say that about & they could view themselves as just “decent”. Think before you comment, these girls are so nervous and impressionable right now—be the leader they need. (This goes for comments about every sorority by the way)
Anyways, to answer your question pnm: ADPi is actually very strong on who the pnm is as a PERSON. While GPA, recs, and all that Jazz matter, conversation is key ladies. Luckily you can now reach out to members! Use that to your advantage. Especially if you are shy at first, this calms social anxiety a bit so you can show your true self <3 It’s deeper than a resume/what you look like. A hilarious/interesting/genuine conversation will stick with the active during recruitment.
Also do research on other sororities here! It would be super special to be in the same house as your sister, but being knowledgeable of other houses could lead to a newfound love for another chapter! Having an open mind eases the stress of recruitment a lot(:
Reach out, be uniquely yourself & take some deep breaths.
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by: Makes sense
if an adpi wrote this ... I see why they call you guys the darlings/sweethearts of campus. keep it up gals