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Rushing as a POC SUCKED

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Luckily I ended up finding a brotherhood that I'm happy to be a part of but rushing absolutely sucked.

I'd get dropped while the weirdest white kids would somehow end up getting bids. It was absolutely crazy how these "higher tier" frats would be able to forgive the fact that a guy was 5'0 with an inability to socialize if he was white but we'd be getting dropped even after socializing well with other brothers and having a good time for no apparent reason.

It seemed like the criteria were completely different for white people and poc. The poc were all competing for the one or two token spots and had to be practically perfect: athletic, good-looking, charismatic, probably in Wharton. While white guys were getting bids in groups.

It was a crazy and stressful experience. Probably one of those moments in my life that I really felt ashamed to be a minority. But I've learned from it and moved on.

Posted By: Trifecta
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i transferred in but from the school i came from (West Coast top tier state school) someone warned me that Penn and most of the top Ivies are backwards socially... was disappointed to see it be true

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its upsetting and true

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yessir

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Bump

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man i feel this

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bump

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bet

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yep.

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B

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second to last sentence hurts my heart

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