poll: should sororities try to include more oos?
by: oos
Comment#3 by: Think of it like this...
Okay, so if you're a hiring manager for a business and you have a choice between a great candidate with a good resume and interview but nobody knows anything else about, and another great candidate also with a good resume and interview but who people know personally or have trusted sources who can vouch for them, it is a no-brainer that you take the person you know. The other candidate would very likely be a great choice too, but you can only hire one. So, the unknown candidate will continue applying elsewhere and get an offer for an identical position at a nearby business with the same salary and perks. There is a great place for all and great people in all places.
by: i get what you’re saying Aug 18, 2018 11:29:09 AM
Yea, I totally get what you mean. I just don’t think it’s fair that a lot of OOS girls get into sororities they don’t fit into because the sororities they DO fit into cut them. I feel like they shouldn’t be cut automatically because they’re OOS, I think they should be given some true, honest consideration (if they’re what the house is looking for, of course. I don’t think houses should take extreme grade risks or girls who don’t fit their image if they don’t want them)
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by: correct, but... Aug 18, 2018 10:31:29 AM
Many sororities (about the top half if we’re looking at tiers) will pretty much only take their friends from high school. OOS girls, if they don’t know anybody, are usually cut from all those houses. So most OOS girls go to the same couple of houses and aren’t getting a chance at others even when they have the grades, involvement, etc.
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