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RUSH GUIDE AND TERMS FOR PNMS

by: Helpful

Old row: AXO, AGD, XO, KD, KKG, DDD, PM
New row: ZTA, Pi Phi, ADPi, AOPi, DG, DZ, G Phi, SK, KAT

The Holy Trinity: AXO, AGD, XO
(these houses are known for being religious girls with good grades. Hence, they are apart of the “holy trinity” or “the trinity.”

First Circle: KD, DDD, AGD
(These were the first sororities to have houses on campus. Hence, they were built on the “first circle.” Sororities used to be built on culdesacs so these were on first one. It used to mean more than it does now. I think they have a semi together and have a swap with the 3 oldest frats every few years, but it’s not emphasized like Old Row.

Houses known for emphasizing academics and involvement: AGD, AXO, XO, DG, DDD, and to some degree ADPi, AOPi, Pi Phi

Houses known for emphasizing looks and appearances: Phi Mu, ZTA, A Phi and to some degree AGD (have a lot of pageant girls) and Pi Phi (have a lot of trendy girls and “influencers”)

Houses known for emphasizing partying:
KKG, KD, ZTA, A Phi, DDD, PM, DZ, G Phi, KAT, Pi Phi (All of the sororities def party, but these sororities might promote it more)

All of the houses have pretty, smart, involved, and fun members! This is just my general opinion as a girl from AL in a sorority. There are probably a few houses and categories that I left off. Feel free to add your info below.

Snap bids: when a sorority doesn’t meet quota with their bid list, they give out snap bids to reach quota on bid day. PNMs are eligible for snap bids if they dropped out or got cut from rush before pref.

Ninja: a PNM who is probably not very known before or during rush by house, but “sneaks” on to the bid list. It means the sorority probably liked her enough to put her near the bottom of the bid list and she got in.

COB: when sororities don’t maintain or reach quota, they can do COB. It’s not a part of fall recruitment. They can informally give girls who didn’t rush or dropped out of rush bids through Panhellenic.

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#1  by: pnm    
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Thanks for explaining the trinity. I was confused

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#2  by: Ha!   
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I’ve never heard about the holy trinity. Not sure if it’s really a thing, but it’s funny!

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by: not reallyMay 26, 2020 1:51:32 PM

It's not really a thing but exaggerated by some to be critical of those houses.

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by: DisagreeMay 27, 2020 4:45:49 AM

It’s very exaggerated. Most of the ChiO’s I know are big time partiers. And AXO....their alums and weird group live on GR constantly self ranking and writing negative posts about other old row houses and some times new row which isn’t very holy but typical for them 99% of the negative posts about other houses are by them. AGD has a mix.

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#3  by: Pnm2   
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what's the difference between a snap bid and cob?

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by: answer May 26, 2020 3:49:16 PM

A snap bid is given on the morning of bid day before bids are opened at noon. They are given to girls who dropped out of rush or were cut before pref. It happens to chapters who cut too many girls and not enough pick them, or chapters who girls will suicide bid to not get.

COB is an entirely different process that takes place outside of rush. You wouldn’t have the same bid day celebration as everyone else and it consist of girls who didn’t rush and those who rushed and didn’t accept or receive a snap bid.

Short answer: snap bids are a chapter’s last minute attempt to reach quota before girls open bids at noon. COB happens after that day. If a house gives out snaps or COBs, it’s a sign of problematic retention or recruitment.

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#4  by: One change   
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One thing: COB is not about quota, it's about campus total. A sorority can make quota and still COB because it's about filling the house up to campus total, not based on the size of a pledge class!

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