transfer student/ will receive a.a. this may/18 yr
by: Help please?'19
Are fall transfer students typically welcomed and likely to receive a bid if they have things to offer a particular sorority?( SGA, Senior Class President, leadership in numerous clubs, community service awards, honor societies, volleyball, etc...) Based on last year's 2015 recruitment approx. what percentage of the girls who went through recruitment actually got a bid from at least one sorority? Finding a lifelong sisterhood is extremely important to me during my college years and beyond. I am not a legacy, but will have recommendation letters from my teachers, aunts, friends, and that were in/currently in most every one of your sixteen sororities.
Curious how recruitment with transfer students works for transfer student w/an A.A.?
Thank you for any input or suggestions.:)
#1by: Hope I Help
Hey!
1. Your academic track and extracurriculars from your CC is not important at all. Letters of Rec also aren't needed, i'll explain in the 2nd point.
2. USC's Panhellenic is broken up into multiple " tiers" so at higher tiers ( Theta, DG and Kappa) they're all about looks and wealth in your background. If you can get along with the girls and dress the part, you essentially have the qualities to rush those houses. Its similar down in the middle tier, difference being that they tend to care more about a wider image, so your future goals, intended EC at USC not from the past or in HS. And in the lower tiers, thats basically an easy bid for the most part. But don't let the tiers deter your choice in a house
3. If you're open to any sorority you will def find a bid, just dress nice, BE nice and socialize and engage yourself and you'll be fine :)
Hope I can help
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