rush

Slim chance - everyone knows a lot of people and top houses have their pledge class picked out already due to legacies and connections. You'll get in a house and make wonderful friends anyway, so go greek and have a great time.

small. Very small. Just rush a bottom tier. They'll take anyone.

Is there a reason you want to be in a "top" sorority? Why don't you just rush and see what happens? If a sorority likes you, they'll keep you. End of discussion.

One of the reasons I hate this site is that it makes people think that if they are not in a top house they won't enjoy being in a sorority. That is not true at all, you will get out of your experience what you put into it, no matter what house you join. There are great girls in every house and any PNM would be lucky to call them their sisters

Just remember the reason you're coming to A&M is for a really great education. Don't worry about what sorority you end up in because they are all good and in 10 years it won't be super important:)

If you don't know any of the Greek girls, how do you know what the top houses are?

Be extra friendly/cute/bubbly at Fish Camp- lots of the counselors are in sororities and some great girls always get identified for the first time at Fish Camp if they don't have connections.

Do any of your rec writers have connections to A&M? Whether it's a collegian or alumna, you need people pulling for you at top houses!

Are you a legacy to any A&M houses? (Don't say which on here). Your legacy's local group in your city can help get you known to the A&M chapter.

And seriously, if you want to be Greek, realize you need to be open to EVERY house. Don't be to good for a mid or lower house as that house may be your only chance to be Greek at A&M. It's better to be Greek than not, and the real life experience of being in a so-called bottom sorority does not resemble what this site has you thinking. Be strategic when you rank each night during Rush and alway keep at least 1 mid/bottom on your list so you're more likely to keep getting invites each day.