sophomore spring/fall rush
by: Sophomore Rushee
Will Mids( I'm thinking KA, ZBT, EX, Delt, ATO, or Pike) bid a sophomore? I'm thinking of rushing in the fall or spring.
If I rush in the spring, I know KA and Sigma Chi don't do spring rush. Not sure about ZBT, but would Delt/ATO/Pike bid a sophomore in the spring?
#4 by: Greek Officer
tl;dr
Spring Rush? Delt or Pike
Fall Rush and you want a lower gpa/harder pledge process? KA/ATO
Fall Rush general? I suggest Sigma Chi(would say delt but walking to their house is a pain after awhile I'm told)
Party Animal? ZBT/ATO
"Gentle" spring rush? ATO/Phi Delt/Pike
The goal of a mid is to become the top. Therefore, mids need more money and more members so their house can be as prosperous as a top. As long as you aren't weird or stupid and have social skills, you should be able to secure yourself a bid. I've come to this conclusion because of my experience as an "upper mid"(ranking is subjective) officer.
As far as your list goes, EX/KA doesn't spring rush but that's because they take/took PCs of 50+ (fall pledge classes large enough to not need a spring rush). Pike, ATO, and Delt spring rush I believe. If you want a more "legitimate" pledging experience, I would do Delt because a couple years ago they took 30~ in the spring. ATO generally takes smaller pledge classes. Pike isn't bad.
For Fall rush, if you're doing KA and ATO you should expect your GPA to tank unless you're with an endless supply of adderall. Pledging is difficult and degrading. Pike, Delt, and Sigma Chi have difficult pledging, but it's not as degrading. Plus if you do Sigma Chi you'll have 50-70 other brothers to take the punishment with you (MORE PLEDGES = FASTER BUILDS). However, bigger fraternities = more names to memorize.
Also check out Phi delt. They're not bad.
Good luck bud
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by: WowOct 29, 2014 8:26:44 AM
What a shockingly helpful post.