rushing as a junior

by: Junior PNMAug 14, 2013 3:46:11 PM

Do I have a good chance of getting a bid from a sorority if I rush as a junior? I read that Chapel Hill has a policy where sororities have to accept a certain number of upperclassmen during formal recruitment each year. Does State have any similar policies?

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#1 by: Honestly... Aug 24, 2013 1:11:44 AM

Only if you have friends in it... Anything above a sophomore was an automatic drop for us unless they had a bunch of friends in our sorority

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#2 by: Rush Aug 26, 2013 11:33:53 AM

Most sororities have quotas they have to meet for sophomores and juniors. I rushed last year as a junior and on pref night had two of the best sororities to pick from. One in which I had friends in and the other which I knew no one, so you definitely have a chance!

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#3 by: quota Aug 26, 2013 4:47:50 PM

It all depends on how many other upperclassmen rush. Basically, sororities have to stack the grade levels to make sure they are financially stable. So, if you get a chapter that had a lot drop in the Junior pledge class, then you'll have a better chance. I would warn you that you are pledging with a lot of younger girls-- so you don't get the bonding experience that you would because you're older. Only do it if you have existing friends in teh chapter.

By: quotaAug 26, 2013 4:47:50 PM