pnms dont do it

Not exactly. I rushed at Clemson and I did not end up in the with the right fit.The tier rankings are not all that important, unless of course you are into that type of thing. The more important thing is learning about the personality of the sororities and their reputations. Are you southern, are you northern, are you sporty, are you religious, are you into music, are you a partier, are you studious, are you into pageants, are you into gaming.

Now finding that type of information on the different sororities and not just want the sorities present during rush would be super helpful.

I rushed this fall and this website definitely shaped my opinions on chapters going into rush which definitely didn’t help since I was both surprised and disappointed in certain chapters, but open house gives SUCH A BETTER IDEA as you get to meet girls and can get the general vibe of a chapter. Going in with an open mind is so clutch

I totally wish I had read this sight before rush.I don't have an older sister and I am from out of state. I came here not knowing anybody or anything about the sororities or really even how rush works. It was so hard. I cried every day. I got dropped by ones that I thought I had clicked with. I did get a bid and I like it but I don't love it. Some of the others just seem better and I would probably agree with some of the rankings that I see on this board. I have met lots of people since then and I seem to click with a lot of girls that are in a different sorority. I so wish that I had not rushed and waited until I got to know the reputations a little better.

So you might say don't listen to this site, but I think you should if you know nothing at all about the sororities hear because all of the SC girls will know exactly which ones the want and the will be ruthless in making sure you look bad.

No I'm a freshman who wish I was more prepared and knew more about the sororities reputations before I went thru brutal rush process my first week at Clemson. It was so hard. I didn't know anybody and a bunch of the local girls knew people and knew the reputations of all the sororities and they knew exactly what they wanted and didn't want. It was just so confusing. A lot of my friends schools did spring rush and I really wish that Clemson did that because I think if I had known a little more about the sorority stereotypes and reputations I would have focussed a little different at rush. So many girls just dropped out of rush because they got dropped by some sororities and they didn't want to be in one that they were invited back to. I think if I had known more I would have probably dropped out rather than take the bid that I did and then I would have tried to rush again to get in a "better" sorority. And by better I don't mean higher ranked, because I think the rankings are superficial, but by better I mean one that had girls that I felt were more like me.

This 100 times

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Exactly! Sick of seeing the attacks on this page so I’m speaking up. Greek life here is great and nothing like what this page reflects. All sororities and frats mix with each other and there are no real-life tiers or ranks. That’s garbage on this page for self promotion or attempts at bringing others down. Don’t think for a minute these posts on here are designed to help you!

Is there anywhere else I can find information on sororities at Clemson that is more than just a brief bio? I’m rushing in the fall and not close enough with anyone that goes there to ask about the different “types” of girls each sorority takes. With that being said, I’ve also heard rush is very fake and there’s not a lot of things you are “allowed” to talk about. How am I supposed to know? If not here, where do I look?

How many girls rush and how many people actually get bids? Are there too many girls rushing for all of them to receive a bid? Or can everyone get a chance to go somewhere (even if it isn’t a top choice for them)?

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