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rushing as a sophomore

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Do all sororities take incoming sophomores? I'm thinking about rushing this fall but am unsure if I will get a bid bc I am a sophomore. One girl told me it's easier as a sophomore to get the house you want, while another told me it would be more difficult??

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Being a sophomore doesn't hurt your chances of getting a bid. You still have time to get through the pledge process and get settled. Don't worry! Hope you can find your home :)

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what about s a junior

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Yes I've heard the same things. Some say it's easier as a sophomore because there's less sophomores and you're not rushing like with the freshmen and it's easier to stand out amongst a smaller group of girls. But I've also heard it's incredibly hard as a sophomore so I'm really confused

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FSU has an upper classman quota so sophomores and juniors are considered separately from freshmen. Every year there are sophomores and juniors that go through recruitment successfully! Do it!

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Are soph and jrs lumped into one group or seperate

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Yes. Sophomores, Juniors and even Seniors are all put in the same group. There are always more Freshmen going through so don't worry about being older!

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All sororities accept sophomores juniors and seniors

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I didn't think sororities had to accept upperclassmen

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they do.

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