are rush coaches real

Ignore the troll above. If you are about to go through recruitment then it's far too late. If you are still in high school and come from a family who has never rushed a sorority in the South and don't have anyone to help you understand what it's really like and help you prepare, then google Hiking in Heels. Understand that a rush coach will advise you on the process at whatever school you are attending, how to have conversations, what to wear, and help you with rec packets and finding rec writers, but absolutely cannot get you personally connected into inner circles no matter what you may be lead to believe. Rush coaches are not cheap, but some girls in Texas swear by them.

Read Rush.

Here's the thing: if you are from a family who hired a tutor to teach you how to ride a bike, get a recruitment coach.

Rush at any SEC school is not something to walk into blindly and unprepared. Most Southern girls have been preparing for rush for many years. There is nothing that the Rush Biddies or any other coach can do for you that you cannot do for yourself, with a little work and research on the Internet. If you prefer to pay someone else to do everything for you, go for it.

If someone need to pay for a rush coach that sounds like a self esteem issue. You have to work on your self by working out and eating healthy. Be a good positive person and everything will always work out. Go on YouTube and look up spiritual so and watch the video you need to chill tf out. It helped me a tons.

Lol, what does a rush coach even do? Teach you social skills or something?

Yes they are real. No you do not have to have one. But don't be fooled into thinking they are only a southern thing. NYC has rush consultants too and it's not the Mississippi moms calling them up.

To the poster who deleted my post, I actually pay dues and donate money at this school. Who do you think you are silencing my voice? MYOB.

Delete your own posts and leave others alone.

Yes, people use them and should consider it. You get an ACT test prep tutor, etc., right?
Even moms from the area who think they know the right thing give out a lot of wrong information. EVERY DAY of Rush can change what you thought you should do at a school like Ole Miss.
But if you have the time, you can figure out most of it on your own via the internet. Some people have more money than time though and a rush coach can really help you.
At the very least, consider going to a seminar with tips or something. Especially if you aren’t from the area. Probably would cost $500-$1000.