Upperclassmen rush quota?

idk but as someone who transferred and rushed as a sophomore i got a very small schedule back the next day and i believe that was the reason. i don’t wanna be a part of a sorority that doesn’t accept me though so it worked out.

lol yes i rushed as a sophomore, my friends were in random houses and didn’t have enough pull and i still got a full card every round ! but make sure u look cute, are easy to talk to, and have decent academics/involvement

the upperclassmen quota only separates the freshmen from the upperclassmen. it’s not broken down by years, but sororities tend to prefer sophomores over juniors, and i’ve never heard of seniors doing rush.

Honestly I’ve met so many upperclassmen during rush surprisingly a good amount of juniors and none of them had trouble getting a lot of houses back and all of them got bids so don’t worry that you won’t get sororities back even if you’re old

I was also wondering if sophomore and juniors had different quotas like do sororities need to take in atleast one junior?

Y'all need to understand that Quota is not a minimum amount a sorority has to take, it's the maximum number of bids any sorority is allowed to offer. No sorority is required to take anybody; membership selection is completely up to the chapter. Because freshmen are more highly desired, there is a separate upperclassmen quota so those older pnm's don't have to compete with freshmen for spots. So there are two separate Quotas, freshmen and upperclassmen. If you are rushing as a 2nd or 3rd year and have been on campus for a year or two and have made friends in sororities, you will have a much better chance at a bid. If you transfer in, it's much harder because no one knows you.