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by: anonymous

Is it allowed? Would it be a disadvantage? Overall a well rounded, outgoing, pretty girl with a good head on my shoulders. CLASSY. However I am not from the South (out of state - California) and am looking to transfer to Auburn to be a part of a school that I think truly encapsulates college. The traditions excite me and I need a change of pace. Thoughts????

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#1  by: rush   
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Of course it's allowed, and the only disadvantage would be if it didn't work out for you. Could you move forward at your new school if you didn't get a house you really wanted? At this point, it is not about you being from so far out of state as it is that you will be a junior. Your college grades and honors and involvement are super important as well as good recs, and some houses will automatically cut you for not being a freshman. But you still have a chance. If you are open-minded and understand not to take anything personally then you should rush.

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#2  by: Golly Wolly   
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Don't go in thinking you'll get a bid to the so-called top houses. If you are open to any group, you might luck out.
You won't know if you don't try.

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