sorority rush
by: outofstateHow difficult is sorority rush for someone out of state?
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Honestly it's going to be very difficult. I went through recruitment last year as an in state student and was cut from every house. I ended up getting a spring bid after making a friend in one of the houses.
And I had a 4.0 out of high school, great extracurriculars, good appearance, etc.
by: YepDec 5, 2017 11:34:30 AM
First of all: getting cut from every house doesn't happen that often, but it's definitely possible for a perfectly good pnm to slip through the cracks just based on the number of girls who rush. So many girls who probably would fit in just fine in a mid or top tier house end up getting cut everywhere or ending up in a lower ranked house than they expect.
Also: all the things that PNMs try to show off (GPA, high school involvement etc...) don't matter much in recruitment. It's allll about how well you hold a conversation compared to the other PNMs, how you look compared to the other PNMs and how many connections you have compared to the other PNMs.
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by: @YepDec 5, 2017 5:08:58 PM
This may delve too much into MS, but I think the deal with extracurriculars is a funny business. As far as I know, no chapter ranks/scores PNMs with points towards involvement - you don't get 10 points for being head cheerleader or in NHS. Rather, demonstrating you're involved, that you can balance that involvement with school work and a social life, and by talking about it in order to form connections or share your experiences, is what earns you a high score.
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by: Guaranteed bidsDec 5, 2017 10:15:36 AM
Chi O and Theta legacies would politely disagree with that statement
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