rushing as a junior
by: ucfknightsIs it common for girls to rush as a junior is it even worth it? can you still get top house rushing as a junior?
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by: BellaAug 23, 2021 5:07:40 AM
Agree! Sororities should take it as a compliment if someone rushes as a junior. You never know someone’s story. Maybe they didn’t think it was for them but observed the experience and thought “I want to be a part of that”. Maybe they have made friends through class with other sorority girls or maybe they felt they wanted the experience. Why look at it as a bad thing? Why not welcome juniors? Seems odd to exclude. After all, you may need them to “hire” you in a few years. Don’t be so limited in your thinking.
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#4 by: Erm
It’s probably better not to set your sights on top tier. A lot of them cut juniors or even sophomores. If you’re rushing as a junior, that probably means you feel like something is missing from your college experience. Joining a sorority is a good way to meet people and be more involved than you have been.
by: OkAug 23, 2021 4:29:37 PM
#5 by: on UCF Pan page
Continuous Open Bidding (COB) is a very informal process that sororities use to recruit new members. Unlike Formal Recruitment, a Potential New Member engaged in COB will not visit all of the sororities. When a sorority decides to offer COB, they simply contact Potential New Members on their own and hold a series of informal events to get to know her better. Registration on the part of the potential new member is not necessary either. All women are eligible to participate!
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by: ??Aug 23, 2021 8:25:58 PM
Me too!
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