can you rerush if you drop a sorority
by: z
long story short, I'm currently in a sorority that's considered bottom tier. coming in as a freshman I had no idea how sororities operated and felt the process so overwhelming. I had no idea how to present myself or how to dress/look.
since rush in aug i've lost a lot of weight, cleaned up my aesthetic, and have invested in makeup skin hair etc. I've been a lot more involved in school and socializing and sometimes as shallow as it sounds I feel resentment that I'm stuck in a sorority I dont relate to anymore. not just in terms of looks but I feel like the girls there are weird and I just would prefer a sorority that is more in line with where i'm at rn. I rlly hope this doesn't sound shallow but I don't like my sorority and I feel miserable there.
is rerushing allowed? at all? like I said I alr got initiated :/ I think I'm just going to drop and see where things go.
Comment#3 by: Transferring schools
Before you decide to transfer, you should make sure what your sorority’s transfer requirement, because all the sororities have different protocols. Contact your sorority’s national office to find out what you need to do. For instance, in some sororities, the chapter can decide whether or not to accept you into their chapter, while other sororities automatically accept any sister that transfers and asks to join that chapter. Be advised that no matter their policy, you have to leave in good standing from your former chapter , and of course, you must have a good gpa.
#4 by: Memiries
I know a girl (woman now) who left a bottom tier sorority and transferred out of state and went through rush again and joined a different sorority. She was afraid she’d get caught but never did. No one cares. FYI she is still involved with her second sorority as an alumnae.
by: confusedtransferMay 15, 2024 12:24:02 AM
was she an alum for her old sorority? or how did she end it with that??
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by: ^^^Mar 1, 2024 7:28:46 AM
There are several months between recruitment and initiation. Plenty of time to have figured out these weren’t your people. In the end there are 200+ women in each sorority. If you can’t find your circle of friends within you may want to look at yourself. It’s also ok to not be in a sorority. Join another social organization or club. Get a job on campus to help you meet people. There are other ways to find your people. Just go live your best life.
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by: zMar 1, 2024 12:35:22 AM
lmao you think I don’t like my sorority just bc it’s “bottom tier?” for girls as objectively less attractive (and I admit I didn’t have the looks when I first joined) they sure are mean ASF. literally sm more rude and cliquey than my friends who are in “top sororities.” they are mean and exclusionary as hell for girls that are wider than they are tall. I regret my decision everyday im not going to pay thousands or dollars to be miserable. Sucks that I can’t rerush to join a new chapter here since I got initiated and I’m not planning on transferring either. oh well
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by: ^Mar 1, 2024 8:25:41 PM
by: okMar 7, 2024 10:07:52 AM
Okay 'babe' move along because nobody cares. Nothing is stopping you from associating with girls you feel are worthy of you.
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by: UhMay 19, 2024 2:25:16 PM
by: ^May 19, 2024 3:23:21 PM
Actually in her post she says that they are weird and she thinks she is more attractive now than she was before. So those sisters who liked her and gave her a bid and welcomed her into their sorority are now beneath her. Then when she was called out for what she said in her post (that everyone can see) she changed her tune to say they were "mean". Too late, that didn't work. Superficial and ungrateful AF.
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by: ^Mar 1, 2024 8:23:17 PM
She is a dishonest POS
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