what to wear
by: NewCan anyone give me an idea of what to wear for recruitment? Is it more dressy or casual? Are shorts ok or do we need dresses for every day?
#1by: Whatever ya want
The first round where a skirt or cute shorts, I saw plenty of girls in denim shorts it’s fine at WSU. The rest of the rounds where dresses, rompers or jumpsuits. You can we’re heels if you want the last round but don’t have to. It’s less dressy then a lot of schools but still look nice.
Commentby: Yes
Please, something wear something with low stuff one the first round. Also, please wear something conservative for the second round when you go back. Don't short short that show off your you know what. There is nothing special to get a +1 on that if you do.
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by: Sadie
by: Yes
Please just wear something that you think represents yourself. No one will care if you wear something expensive or showing off, just be yourself. Also, don't wear anything revealing, sure you are aware that means. No one is going to ask you how much your outfit cost.
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#4by: Serious
If you are worried about affording rush clothes and think everybody should wear the same shirt each day... you probably shouldn’t rush! It’s $$$ and too many women drop bousss Bc they are told otherwise! Women should be told the truth about costs before and need to listen!
by: Right Girl
Preach girl!! If you can't afford the right clothes you'll never afford the dues. Borrow your sister or friends if you really have to but you need to buy cute outfits eventually!
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#5by: 7
But this isn't about paying sorority dues, it is just an expression that girls without nice clothes can't basically can't get you a bid. It's not about paying sorority dues, it is about the judgement you will get wearing something someone won't like. You can wear a $500+ item and girls will recruit you because they fit their label. It is about getting judged, monetary items doesn't define a people or a person.
by: get real
#6by: Take & make collage too!
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