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Poster Name:
Momma

Poster Message:
Although my daughter is gioing to give the sorority that gave her a bid a try.. she is feeling the same way as Candy. This has been the worst week of her life. She is not from Alabama... and even though she was told sororities will judge each person individually, based on their merits/accomplishments, and personalities; she did not feel that she was even considered by most of the sororities; Even though she had numerous recommendations, has a 3.8 grade point average, and was extremely involved in her school and community. (Oh... and she is a blond) My daughter has always been a very outgoing and confident person. She never thought twice about going to Auburn, as she found the sense of family, traditions, and school spirit an excellent match for her. However, she is know feeling alone, rejected, unwanted and is second guessing her decision not only to rush; but more importantly choosing Auburn in general. I was a member of a sorority at a different college and participated in my share of rush events. I have explained that it appears that most of these sororities already know who they are giving bids to before rush starts. Even if she made positive connections during the rush parties, she didn't have anyone pushing for her from the inside to get a bid. I hope that she sticks with the sorority that did give her a bid...but I am not sure if the overwhelment and rejection she felt all week hasn't clouded her ability to feel accepted and wanted by the group.