splitting time during rush week?
by: froshThis might be sort of a stupid question but how should I plan on dividing my time at different frats during rush week? I already have two that I’m interested in/have built good relationships with and I’m almost certainly going to drop at one of them assuming I get bids. I’m not sure I have a preference either way yet and I’m gonna decide based on how rush week goes. How do I split my time at their events that week, like how long should I spend at each until I’ve made my decision? Is it seen as insulting to one if they want to give me a bid and I’m spending some time at the other? And how would stopping by any other houses just for the heck of it work too?
#1by: Hdjdhdv
Frats aren’t allowed to give bids out until the first night after the break (so like second half of the night). So you can use the first dinner as a chance to see both places and decide which you want to focus on first. For your best chances with a house stay their the whole Monday night and Tuesday dinner, if they haven’t talked to you at that point and you’ve shown that interest there’s nothing wrong with asking a brother you’re close with if realistically you’ll get a bid there. I’ve had friends go to two houses back and forth and didn’t get bids at either, so make sure you commit to one to maximize your chances early.
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