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suiciding?

by: oxford

I'm watching friends go through rush at other schools now and I don't understand about suiciding. I know everybody says don't do it, that it basically means you won't get a bid anywhere. But why? Isn't it a 50-50 chance? And isn't it better to suicide than accept a bid and drop at a place that you know from the start isn't going to be right for you? I think I'd be lucky to have a bid anywhere at ole miss when rush starts, I just don't get why people say it guarantees you don't get a bid. I'm just curious about how the lists work.

Posted By: oxford
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#1  by: My story   
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There are rumors floating around that Panhellenic has decided to drop anyone who suicides. I have no idea if there is any truth to that rumor. However, like you said, even if you aren't dropped you have a 50/50 chance of also failing to get a bid if you suicide. I got my 2nd choice on bid day. I will admit I was disappointed and I was kind of jealous of girls who were screaming with joy running to their houses. I struggled for quite a while trying to fit in to a sorority I didn't feel like I fit in with and even considered dropping. I have stayed with it, but I do wonder what it would have been like to be with the sorority I felt the strongest connection to. It would be great if every girl could get their first choice, but I guess they have to even out the numbers so it doesn't always happen.

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#2  by: Here you go   
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If you do not suicide and do rank both your houses (IF you do have two houses because you might only have one) then there is still a small chance you would get your 1st choice as a quota addition. For this to happen you would have to be ranked quite low by both houses; so low that each would fill quota before they got to you. As a quota addition, you would likely be placed with your first choice. If you suicide (SIP) and don't get that bid, your chance at getting a COB with the house you want is the lowest of the low odds, and an even worse chance of getting any house as a sophomore. Rank all your houses and take that bid where you are wanted. You have a 50-50 chance of loving that house after all.

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#3  by: @op   
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The only advice I will give is don't suicide. You haven't even been through recruitment yet so you don't know how you will feel about any one sorority.

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