fraternity rush, freshman vs. sophomore year

by: FirstyearDec 27, 2015 8:07:47 AM

Trying to decide if I should rush this year or wait until soph year to get grades up. Is it better to rush as a freshman, do you better chances of getting in? Or is it evenly balanced?

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#1 by: Don't worry Dec 27, 2015 5:18:17 PM

What is your GPA? Sororities usually only take a few sophomores each year, you'll likely have better chance to rush this year

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by: GuestDec 28, 2015 9:27:30 AM

Wow. I bet you don't even read the subject lines in your emails either.

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#2 by: dncwdxm Dec 27, 2015 8:12:50 PM

I had the exact same thing going on my Freshman year when deciding about rush....I would HIGHLY recommend rushing this year and was glad I made the decision. I believe it betters your chances and you will make a way to balance the schoolwork to the best of your abilities. You might lose some sleep, but it's worth it.

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#3 by: First year Dec 29, 2015 2:40:12 PM

So what is the split for fraternities as far as freshman vs sophomores? Is is a really big advantage for freshman?

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by: Freshman yearDec 29, 2015 5:24:18 PM

I totally recommend rushing as a freshman. This will put you into a pledge class with mostly all freshman which helps develop strong friendships and brotherhood. If you rush as a sophomore, most of your pledge class will be freshman and you may feel distant. Also your classes are going to get harder as you get older. Unless you're on academic probation after your first semester of college, rush as a freshman.

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