advice for recruitment
by: NewbieWhat advice would you give to freshman going through sorority recruitment that you wish you would have known?
Commentby: truthJul 11, 2017 6:15:27 PM
Waiting until second semester, COB/informal, or even second year formal recruitment is not the end of the world at Louisville. It allows a student time to learn best collegiate study and friendship practices, habits that will stand them in good stead in the future, without the pressures and time constraints of sorority pledgeship. We also have DG coming onto campus soon, providing an extra group to look upon and evaluate before becoming a pnm.
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by: Really?Jul 12, 2017 9:39:53 PM
This person must not be Greek. Rush as early as possible or I promise you will regret it later when you have to graduate before your pledge class
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by: @Really?Sep 6, 2017 8:01:17 PM
Graduating college is a huge accomplishment for any Louisville student. Whether you graduate with, behind or ahead of your fraternal pledge class is not an imperative life consideration. Students often change majors/minors and experience financial/family setbacks to graduation. No sorority forces women to graduate all at one time with their pledge class only.
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#2 by: GreekL
by: Just rushedSep 8, 2017 3:52:04 PM
If you can get them that's fine but if you can't it's not a big deal at all
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by: maybeOct 15, 2017 3:57:20 PM
As a freshman you may not be acquainted with many on-campus students. This means the first time a sorority chapter meets you will be during a very limited time frame. Garnering recs during in Spring/early Summer before recruitment from initiated sorority women whom you know can be an easy way of introduction to a chapter and gives you the bonus of having met/impressed sorority members long prior to regular formal recruitment. Each NPC group has their own private criteria toward rec importance, so do what you can to get them and keep an open mind toward accepting all recruitment invitations from any NPC group.
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by: NahJun 23, 2017 12:39:44 PM
This is dumb af
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