rec letters
by: PnmHow important are rec letters for rush? I don't know many people who were in sororities and I am from the mid-west. I'm concerned this will impacted my chances of getting a bid. Will it?
Commentby: Pref
If you went to pref, you had recs. If you were in a sorority, you would know that.
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by: Ugh
DDD trying to make people think of them in the same light as the top groups again - like if they keep trying to slide their name in the list, we will eventually think it belongs there. But it doesn't. PLUS YOU NEED RECS FOR ALL GROUPS.
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#2by: Hey!!
#3by: Marsha
Rec letters are important if you are not already "in" with a sorority you would like to join. For example, from personal experience I can only say that recommendation letters were not a factor because of my connections to a top sorority and that my mother, grandmother and great aunt were all members. This is not the situation for most and unless you are already known very well to the sorority of your liking, you should provide the recommendation letters so that you are not dropped on a technicality.
#5by: yes!!!!
Definitely try to get rec letters for as many sororities as you can and get more than one rec if you are able to. It makes it a lot easier on the sorority because some can not give you a bid without a rec. That being said, if a sorority really wants you and you don't have a rec, it is their responsibility to find somebody to write you one. So if you don't have recs for a few sororities don't freak out!
by: -----
Yes def try to get them but its the sororities responsibility to get you one if they really want you. Having one just makes them less likely to cut you if they're iffy on you
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#8by: truth
Yes you need them. Period. But if you can't find one it ultimately falls to the sorority to obtain one for you if they wish to pledge you.
And having more recs for a sorority doesn't increases your chances of a bid from them. It's more about the impression/connection you make with a group.
by: Nope
The bigger sororities have to drop more PNMs at the first of recruitment. girls with no recs - that's an easy cut.
Ask your mom's friends (or get her to ask them). It's fine for you and her to post requests on Facebook. Ask your teachers. Anybody you come in contact with at school, church, work, volunteering, lessons etc. Men will have wives, mothers, sisters, daughters in sororities.
Once you find one sorority alumna, ask her if she knows women in other sororities.
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that's such a random group haha why those? I had no rec for zeta or ddd and had both on preference day
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