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Poster Name:
Taligirl

Poster Message:
I'm alum so I can't give you specifics because things may have changed in the last few years, but my suggestion is to really give serious thought to the feel of the house. A lot of people go through rush with the goal in their head of getting into a top tier house and look at that factor like it's all that matters. There's so much more to greek life than wearing your letters around. These are the people you're going to spend 90% of your time with for the next three years. I was in a top tier house. It was the one I wanted. I was so thrilled when I got the bid. After I got a little more familiar with the greek system, I found myself becoming friends with a ton of girls from a different house--one that was a lower mid tier. I had rejected the house outright during recruitment because it wasn't exclusive enough and I regretted it. Don't get me wrong, I still loved my house, but there were things I didn't love. They had different hobbies than I did. Some of the girls were kind of snobby and they focused on superficial things. I think I would've fit in in the other house better. Their personalities just jived with mine better. That is my advice.