transfer student into top tier
by: tim a transfer student from a community college a few hours outside of auburn. my dream is to be in phi mu.. would they accept transfer students or do they only want freshman?
Comment#3 by: think of this
Your job as a student during greek recruitment is to present yourself well and go with the flow. Don't be 'that' pnm who gives-off a lofty but closed-minded "I Only Want Phi Mu" attitude.
IRL dreams don't come true 98% of the time.
Because membership selection requirements for individual sororities are private, you won't be discovering any secret keys into the Phi Mus hearts. Simply make the most of your future recruitment by being your finest you and accepting any invitations you receive.
Only after you have attended final pref parties should you decide to sign/not sign a pref card indicating bid order. This shows you are a fair-minded woman willing to give each home a chance to welcome you before you make your final choice.
by: FakenewsApr 12, 2018 4:30:37 AM
by: Aunt GinApr 20, 2018 7:43:43 PM
A sophomore with connections has a chance.
A junior with no connections has no chance.
You could still get a bid, but it won't be from any of the top sororities at Auburn.
And there is nothing wrong with that. If you are looking for sisterhood, some fund times, and an invitation to friends across the country the rest of your life, pledge where you feel comfortable and accepted.
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by: instaFeb 19, 2018 6:25:50 AM
What # are they looking for in likes?
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