getting into a sorority
by: CA_2_IUHi guys, I'm from California and I'm attending IU in the fall. I've heard IU is really intense about their greek system and it's hard to get into a sorority. How true this statement in your experience? Am I at a disadvantage since I'm from California and don't know anyone?
#11 by: SF
#12 by: Anonymous
While knowing girls in houses can definitely help, your chances of getting a bid are still just as great if you show your personality, keep your grades up, and hold memorable conversations (in a good way) during recruitment regardless of who you know.
As far as it being hard to get into a sorority at IU, you probably don't need another person telling you how difficult it is here. I rushed last year and while I couldn't be happier with the house I ended up in, there were definitely points during recruitment where I felt discouraged and wanted to drop. Just try your best to keep an open mind, don't read to far into greek rank or reputations you hear from ignorant people around campus. Every chapter has great girls, fun parties and awesome opportunities, and if you stick it out and give each chapter a fair chance, I'm sure you'll learn that for yourself. Good luck with recruitment this year!
#13 by: believe me
lol @ all of the faux-coy self promo. IU is where basic middle class white girls from indiana and illinois end up when they don't get into or can't afford UMich, Northwestern or Illinois. If you're paying to go here from California, my first question is WHY? Why would you pay OOS tuition for IU? So many better options if your parents would pay for anywhere. But either way, you're automatically more interesting and likely wealthier than all of these thots here. They'll be rushing you.
#14 by: Uhh
#16 by: iu
Do some research before you say that IU's PHA recruitment is just like every other university's, because it's not. We go by the bed quota system, and in 2013 only 64% of the girls that rushed got into houses.
And also, for this rude UMich student, I got into Illinois' business program but still chose to go out of state to IU because I liked IU better. Every big ten school has unique qualities of their own so don't go bashing on IU just because you have nothing better to do, because, trust me, we could all list ample reasons to why UMich sucks. It's people like you who are stuck up and rude that make people hate on UMich.
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by: WowAug 10, 2014 11:33:26 PM
Soooo you obviously go to IU since yk the "stereotype" of Indy girls (which might I add is so untrue there are "basic white girls" coming from every state to IU) or you transferred out and had a horrible experience. I pity you because there is no where else like bloomington, indiana and hopefully your mommy and daddy can pay for you to go to umich or northwestern to escape the thots and the middle class. No one wants to hear you complain about it anyways. I'm from California and going to IU was the best decision of my life. It's different for everyone but you only not have fun at IU is if you're just a miserable person with nothing better to do than complain about everything.