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is it worth rushing?

by: Yo

My friend really wants to join Greek life, but she's hesitant to go through formal recruitment because of her GPA and wants to COB in spring. I personally feel like formal recruitment is the best option for her. Is a 2.5 good enough for her to get in zeta or KD?

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No one should ever count on pledging a house during informal or COBing because there are no real rules and there is no guarantee she will even be asked to one party. It's all very sketchy and secretive. Her best chance is formal recruitment where she at least will get to see all of the houses and meet new people. She just needs to prepare herself that she won't be asked back to the houses that have strict grade cuts. And she shouldn't take it personally. But if she only had a 2.5 in high school,shouldn't she be more worried about doing well in her classes than dealing with the demands of sorority life? A 2.5 is VERY low compared to most girls who go through recruitment.

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by: WhatJun 9, 2016 5:29:51 PM

Does mizzou really accept 2.5s? What program is she taking

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by: OPJun 9, 2016 6:53:59 PM

She's a sophomore

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by: ^Jun 9, 2016 6:57:21 PM

Ohhhh. Hmm I'm not in those houses but I know we're typically more lenient on upperclassmen's grades. It's definitely worth a shot, if she cobs she'll have an opportunity to boost her GPA a bit too but COB is never a sure thing.

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by: OPJun 9, 2016 7:31:44 PM

I'll try and convince her to do recruitment again. I tried explaining how much favoritism and how secretive COB is but she was too fixated on her grades. She's really interested in her legacy house but their grade standard is too high. I just want her to be happy and find her home.

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