Pointless to rush as a junior
by: what
Hey y'all I'm considering rushing a frat as a junior this fall but in order for me to do so I will have to cut an organization out of my life with the expectation I get a decent bid. I have a few questions, I know I shouldn't expect top houses, but does that mean I can have priority at all with some houses over the other? I would like to be in a frat I connect with and not just whatever offers me. Also, my parents have no financial ability to help me so I'm not sure if that will be seen negativity; however, I am a pre-med with a 3.9 gpa so could having a decent academic resume help? I just want to make sure I have a chance before dropping other orgs this summer.
Also, would you recommend I reach out to social chairs for each frats specific opinions or just rush and see?
#1by: Just rush
Being in other orgs on campus is plus for you going through rush especially if you are in leadership role in your other orgs. Don't drop them. As long as you have the money for the dues most won't care where it comes from. Good academics is a plus. Work you connections on campus....after 2 years on campus surely you know guys in fraternities from classes, other orgs, dorms........ hit them up and go out or over to the house and hang out and see if its a fit. All the fraternities have insta and websites do your research and reach out to the rush chairs. Good luck.
Comment#2by: Real
Yea don’t expect a top house, and if you have friends in those houses don’t do what I did as a sophomore and hangout there all rush week and not realize your not getting a bid till the end. Go to “low” houses and see which one you vibe w, also understand you gotta be a pledge, it’s just how it is
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