best chances?

by: Upperclassman Jan 22, 2015 8:05:46 PM

Hey everyone! I am an upperclassman and really want to rush this spring. Any advice on which sororities are most open to recruiting upperclassman? I know it is a long shot but any advise helps, this is something I've always wanted to do and will regret if I don't even try.

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#1 by: Spring Jan 23, 2015 7:02:48 AM

Spring is competitive. There are a bunch of girls who feel like they missed out and want to give greek life a shot, but limited spots available. Some houses with openings won't even have open parties, they've probably already planned on bidding friends of other sisters. Right now only 2 houses have scheduled open parties, and they're each taking about a dozen girls. Just go to the parties, be yourself, and decide if you think one would be a good fit. If you don't get a bid (and more girls won't than will), try formal recruitment next year. Then you'll get to see all the houses and find the right sorority for you.

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#2 by: hm Jan 23, 2015 10:04:42 PM

Upperclassmen as in, sophomore or junior? If you're a junior the chances would be slim. Give it a chance but don't get disappointed if you don't get a bid. There is tons of competition.

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#3 by: yo Jan 29, 2015 7:58:09 PM

If you're a sophomore you could probably have a good shot at rushing any one of the sororities, but if you're a junior I'd probably say you should try one of the more accepting chapters, like chi omega or phi sig sig

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by: UmJan 30, 2015 5:40:24 AM

Phi Sig isn't participating in Meet the Sororities.

If you meet an group and really seem to hit it off, it may not matter that you are a sophomore or junior. You chances are better if you are a freshman or sophomore, but juniors have gotten bids.

By: UmJan 30, 2015 5:40:24 AM

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