rush 2016

I'm participating in rush at the moment and I don't know what exactly is a deciding factor in what is a top house or bottom house. If you haven't experienced each sisterhood and what they stand for then you aren't in any position to say what houses are "socially acceptable" to be in. It's up to PNMs to decide what house is right for them and to shame women while hiding behind a computer who are in a sorority making a difference with philanthropy and on the campus in general is pathetic. Labeling someone as "top house material" or "bottom house material" seriously is sad and most of the girls I have met in every house thus far have been nothing but kind and informative. Please check yourself before you write something mean on here and make a girl feel bad about themselves. Each house stands for something and the point of joining is to find where you belong and to start making a difference.