recruitment
by: ohI am transferring to UF in the fall and all of my friends from high school are already in sororities. When I ask them about how to get in they don't seem to give the idea that they will help me in. They just keep saying keep an open mind. I don't want to get my hopes up. My friends from high school are in tri delta, ADpi and DG and I like all three. At the recruitment parties should I tell the girls of those houses that I am high school friends with them so they will know and realize that we are all friends? I am so nervous and stressed over this.
#2 by: Guest
Honestly keeping an open mind is your best option. Even if you end up in a different house, chances are you will still be friends with them. Your friends can't technically do anything to ensure you a position in their sorority, so mentioning that you know them won't really do much for you either. Just relax and be yourself and you'll end up where you belong.
#4 by: Sorority girl
It may seem like your friends don't care when they're telling you that but they actually can't say much besides that! There are lots of rules about what active members can and cannot say to PNMs so don't take it personally. Go through recruitment, keep an open mind, and try not to talk to your friends about it because that can make it awkward for both you and them. You will do great!
#5 by: already a sister
just saying, each girl in a chapter knows girls who want to be in it. one person cannot pull for an entire chapter. you have to impress other sisters who rush you. and don't say "you like all three" or you ask them "how to get in" its not that simple. looking back on recruitment my freshman year, and i think a lot of people would agree, that it is not up to you a lot of the time. the girls are judging you and picking YOU.
going through rush people will say "find a house thats a good fit for you" when really the houses are finding good fits for themselves.
not being mean~this is just how it goes.
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by: sophomore pnmMay 4, 2015 2:19:42 AM
what are the rules? I don't wanna embarrass myself asking my real life actual friends (okay, friend) in a sorority