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I am really realy really wanting to rush this fall . i have been extremely hesitant for the past 2 years but i have never wanted to go through recruitment more . Only downfall is I will be a junior :( so I am afraid that is going to knock my chances ? I also am
Hesitant due to the fact that the sororities are primarily white and I don't want to shunned away because of that . Opinions ?
#1 by: Go for it!
You will never ever be shunned away from a sorority because of race. All sororities on campus value diversity and if you fit in with a chapter it will not matter what race you are. Also, my sorority's freshman pledge class has several juniors, and while it is more difficult to get in as a junior, again if the sorority sees you as a good fit, you will have no problem joining!
Commentby: It isn't...Mar 29, 2015 9:21:11 PM
Pretty sure every single junior that went through last fall got bids. They are freebies when it comes to quota.
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by: wellMar 29, 2015 11:48:35 PM
were they good sororities? like middle/top or only bottom? I know that isn't everything but I don't want to spend so much money rushing knowing I don't have equal opportunities throughout.
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by: all of them..Mar 31, 2015 11:03:27 PM
the juniors were extended bids at a wide variety of chapters, even the ones considered "top". Again, free. A group would be stupid to not take a junior...if for no other reason than it pads their numbers. Plus a lot of juniors have 3 years still to go if they changed majors or transferred in. I think sometimes juniors are better because they are usually going through because they really want it, it's not just the thing to do.
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by: JuniorMar 29, 2015 5:32:58 PM
How is it more difficult considering they don't count towards quota? Just wondering.
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