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by: Just sayingPnms: first off, you shouldn't be on this website but I know a lot of you are because I was at one point too. You wanna know what you're getting yourself into and you probably have a lot of unanswered questions. While I don't recommend getting any of your answers from this website, I will tell you one thing that I can promise is true no matter what: there is no "trick" to recruitment. You be the best you you can be and see where you end up. There is no tricking the system or sending more rec letters than anyone else or having a better purse or saying certain key things to get asked back. It's all about who YOU really are. Disregard all the myths. Because myths aren't going to get you into your dream house. There are strong houses and there are the weaker houses. You'll figure those out very quickly and accurately on your own. Don't depend on the opinions from this website to give you the truth. Most people don't actually believe in tiers.
Comment#2by: Yes
Very true, but there are small ounces of truth to what you will find on this site. Take them with a grain of salt because only YOU know what's right for you. If you absolutely want to live your four years at Mizzou as a Greek, there is a way. You have to make that decision right from the beginning: Am I interested in just a top house or am I interested in being Greek? If the former describes you, you might be disappointed because the top 3-4 houses are O selective. But the rest of the sororities on this campus are stronger than the best houses at just about any other university. If you decide you REALLy want to be Greek no matter what, that's great because there likey is a place for you. ALL houses have socials, ALL houses compete in homecoming decs, ALL houses participate in Greek Week, ALL houses have fantastic sisterhoods and ALL houses offer you a place to make friends for life. There is no wrong answer to the above two questions, but you have to decide for yourself. Good luck.
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