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1) 800 to 900 girls rushed last year in the fall. Usually they're freshmen or sophomores, but of course there are also juniors and a few seniors. Around 200 to 250 girls get bids. That number is pretty discouraging in terms of percentage, but don't worry, several girls drop out during the recruitment process because they don't get invited back to the sorority they want (so they leave and come back in the spring, or next fall) or because they don't think Greek life is for them. If you want to be in a sorority and you stick through the entire process, you're almost guaranteed to get into one. Plus, if you're friendly, nice, and make a good impression, you're sure to get into a great sorority! If you're not any of those things, well...you'll get into Kappa or Theta. 2) AEPhi, DPhiE, and APhiZ haze. The rest of the chapters do not. Keep that in mind if you rush - some girls don't mind hazing, some do, so it's whatever you prefer. The hazing is very, very intense and dangerous - taking 7 shots and running up 15 flights of stairs in heels, being dropped off in Harlem with no phone or wallet at 4 AM, etc. 3) Dues vary from chapter to chapter. The locals are cheaper. It ranges from $400ish to $600ish a semester for nationals.This is because some chapters include the price of formal & semi-formal tickets (as well as things like composite photos & other misc things) in their dues and some do not. As a result, all the dues for the national sororities pretty much even out at the end.