Rushing as a transfer soph year
by: ConfettiHi, I go to UT and rushed & got a bid. I am originally from Dallas and I went to a prominent, private local high school there. I've been thinking about transferring to SMU next year (for my sophomore year), but I noticed the sorority I pledged at UT isn't at SMU. I know I probably would have to rush again, and I know a lot of ladies who wrote recs for me went to SMU and were in KKG, etc there. How hard is it to go through rush as a sophomore? Does anyone have any tips? Thank you
Commentby: phSep 27, 2020 2:29:12 PM
To the OP: as long as you're not initiated, you can definitely rush. If you are, that door is permanently shut.
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#5 by: Confetti
@You need therapy I'm not sure if you are responding to my post or another comment. In case you're responding to mine, I'm sorry but I think my post came off differently than how I wanted. I'm not transferring because I didn't get into a "top" sorority, I absolutely love the girls in the house I received a bid from. The reason for me transferring is because of the smaller class sizes and a more involved alumnae, among some other reasons. I was just asking how rushing as a transfer is, since my sorority isn't at SMU. Then again, I might not be able to rush again at all. I'm kind of confused with the details.
by: panHELLenicSep 27, 2020 3:06:00 PM
RELEASE the "Spring 2020 Legacy Disclosure Report" for the past 3 years by October 1st, 2020. Everyone is aware of PanHellenic's coverup attempts. You are NOT going to defraud the 2021 Spring PNMs with your PREDETERMINED LEGACY PC RECRUITMENT.
If this report is available in the PanHellenic Office, DISCLOSE the Spring 2020 results and for the past 3 years. SPILL the results on a GR Post. Most PNMs are too intimidated by PanHellenic to request this report. They are concerned they would be labeled as a trouble maker by PanHellenic.
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#6 by: Greetings From UT!
Something doesn't sound right here...actually being in a sorority at UT, you (if your are actually in a sorority) would know you must drop before initiation.
Other than Gamma Phi Beta, all the houses at SMU are here at Austin.
So that leaves A Phi, AEPhi, KD, and A Xi D.
I also find it strange you are yakking about your Kappa recs.
Finally, "smaller class size" seems like a cop-out to drop from a premier school to a mediocre institution like SMU.
by: not OPSep 30, 2020 4:23:29 AM
#7 by: Greetings From UT!
Something doesn't sound right here...actually being in a sorority at UT, you (if your are actually in a sorority) would know you must drop before initiation.
Other than Gamma Phi Beta, all the houses at SMU are here at Austin.
So that leaves A Phi, AEPhi, KD, and A Xi D.
I also find it strange you are yakking about your Kappa recs.
Finally, "smaller class size" seems like a cop-out to drop from a premier school to a mediocre institution like SMU.
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by: Get Real...ReallySep 15, 2020 1:44:22 PM
SMU sororities 1-6 pledge the most legacies and cuts more non-legacies than most other universities. Mostly because of the university's small size and an overwhelming abundance of freshmen legacies.
Non-legacies must be prepared for these hard facts. Only 360 of the 750 PNMs will be offered bids to sororities 1-6. A vast majority of these 360 will be legacies.
Sorority 5 Rush Chair may have expressed an interest in you in her ^ post above. Check them out. They may have 5 potential spots for sophomore transfers available.
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