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by: Curiosity

What is the whole point of continuous rush when sororities just handed out bids?

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If girls drop

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by: BrandiSep 9, 2018 1:46:34 PM

Does that really ever happen, and if it does, isn’t it not very advertised?

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by: ???Sep 9, 2018 2:07:22 PM

How can girls drop after a few days of getting a bid when they don’t know anything about it yet? Or, do sororities take extra girls in case some drop after a while? Or do sororities realize they could have taken more pledges than originally thought?

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by: ^^Sep 10, 2018 11:05:23 AM

Girls drop so soon for different reasons, some being that they didn't get the house they wanted but gave it a chance on bid day but still aren't feeling it, they realize it's way more of a time and financial commitment than they thought, etc

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by: Curiosity Sep 10, 2018 12:40:37 PM

So if a pledge isn’t feeling like they fit in with a particular house after giving it a chance, drops, and still wants to be in a sorority, do they have to go through the entire process the following year? Or can they do continuous rush? What would be their chance of pledging a different sorority the following year? I’m hearing stuff within my dorm , so Trying to clarify.

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by: ^^@CuriositySep 10, 2018 3:37:27 PM

They would have to wait a year. They could not accept a bid from another chapter before that time. In most instances, if they go through again as sophomores, they end up with the same houses unless they have met a ton of girls in a house that dropped them or have changed their appearance dramatically. For those that drop mid tier houses thinking they are too cool, they miss out on the Greek experience.

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