Junior doing cob
by: JuniorI’m a sophomore going through formal recruitment but I can’t see myself in either of the houses I got back for preference. How hard would it be to cob in the fall as a junior?
Comment#2 by: .
Unless you have hella connections you will be held to a much higher standard than the average freshman rushing. It's not personal, but obviously srats would rather give a bid to a girl who can pay dues for 4 years rather than 2.
Out of curiosity, what makes you think you'll get a cob bid from a house that has already dropped you/you dropped them?
by: huhJan 31, 2021 1:19:38 PM
A freshman will be in college for 4 years. A junior will have 2 years left. Stop embarrassing yourself "math check".
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#4 by: .
when i rushed as a sophomore, my favorite chapter dropped me right before prefs and i actually cried about it, so i get it. however, stick it out through pref and see if you feel any different after - i ended up liking both of them and writing them down, even if i wasn't "in love" with either. Then I got my second choice lol but i've had a great time and made great friends even if i'm a little more social than the average girl in my chapter. Just try out prefs and see how you feel. It's ok to drop after if this doesn't happen for you. Just my advice
by: JuniorJan 31, 2021 5:56:33 PM
I ended up dropping. I just felt no connection to the houses I had left and I had amazing conversations w so many sororities but didn’t feel excited about any of my conversations with the two I had left during pref.
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by: .Jan 31, 2021 6:45:28 PM
that's ok, you know yourself better as a sophomore than as a freshman. It is so hard for sophomores and up to rush here if you don't have connections, keep your chin up and contact panhel/the chapters you liked for COB if you're still interested. Can't hurt!
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by: .Jan 31, 2021 6:50:04 PM
also ignore the COB advice above, that's the case for freshmen since they mainly get cut based on convos, but COB can actually work better for sophomores/juniors bc it's less of a numbers game with scoring vs. class year.
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by: UhJan 31, 2021 12:37:10 PM
math check
one year difference in dues not 2
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