does sisterhood exist at ut?

by: Cutthroat August 18, 2015 1:01:52 AM

Pnm's ask how many were in the last pnm class, how many initiated and how many seniors are still active. Ask them what is their attrition rate. This will speak volumes as to their sisterhood.

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#1by: Go away old lady August 18, 2015 1:09:50 AM

LOL at some 18 year old PNM asking "what is your attrition rate?" This is literally the worst advice ever! (P.S. Someone needs to tell you that when you're 60, it's time to leave rush in the past, creepy greekrank stalker! )

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#2by: pnm August 18, 2015 1:14:13 AM

This is stuff I actually want to know but obviously I feel like I can't ask the houses this during rush. I wish they published it online. I want to join a house that girls love all 4 years. Not one that they stay in for a year or two and fizzle out of. Advice?

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by: Questions August 18, 2015 12:27:54 PM

I wouldn't ask about attrition, but I would ask about "Big/LIttle" and Family relationships. If someone is talking about how close they are with their grand-Big or their great grand-Big, the chapter is close.

Maybe if you asked about how close each pledge class is and what do they do for Seniors when they graduate, or what Seniors do for the chapter as seniors.

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#3by: Gee August 18, 2015 6:32:14 AM

Um, NO! The fastest way to get cut is by having a terrible personality/ boring convos. I'd hate to look at an invitation list after a pnm asked those questions.

By: GeeAugust 18, 2015 6:32:14 AM