rush as a junior ??
by: helphow likely is it to transfer and go through recruitment as a junior & get accepted by a sorority ??? which ones would take a junior ???
#1 by: stop asking this question
seriously you've been asking this question nonstop. it seems like you cant take a hint. you're chance of getting a bid from a sorority is slim to none. it is highly unlikely you'll get a bid from a sorority even if you have great connections, great grades, and are a legacy. you probably shouldn't transfer here or to any huge greek life colleges. no sorority wants a girl who will only be in the sorority for 2 years. you don't really get the experience by spending only two years in a sorority. there is your answer now stop asking this question.
Commentby: ???Oct 7, 2018 10:53:58 AM
this is the first time i’ve asked that question or ever been on this website so thanks lol ! you’re unnecessarily rude & most likely wouldn’t get in a sorority anyways lmao. wish people weren’t as jealous and bitter as you ! xoxo
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by: AnswerOct 7, 2018 12:19:11 PM
Ignore the Mommas, they don't know how to respond without being rude. To answer your question, it is more difficult to go through recruitment as a Junior, but it's not impossible. You will need a great resume and a great GPA. You will need to really work any connections you have. There are several sororities that will give you a chance, but honestly they are the ones who are probably needing to build their numbers - however don't let that discourage you, they are really good sororities. Those sororities are looking for quality girls not just numbers.
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by: stop asking this questionOct 7, 2018 9:30:54 PM
no sorority takes juniors. also, I'm in a top sorority so I don't know what you're talking about lol. go to Mississippi state and join a sorority there. lol. you'll fit right in
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by: Sad, but trueOct 7, 2018 9:44:30 PM
Being in a top tier 30 years ago doesn't count. Now you're just a has been still clinging to your former glory - and key word is former.
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#2 by: yikes
sweet girl, ive seen so much hate on this post but am trying to give you an unbiased opinion! rush here is very competitive, even for the freshmen going through recruitment. it is hard to get a bid as a sophomore, though possible, and even harder to be bidded as a junior. However, dont let that stop you! The chances are very slim, however I do know an ADPi who rushed as a junior and got a bid! Don't get you hopes up too much, because "top tier" probably wont take juniors (DDD, KD, Kappa, Phi Mu, DG...) But that doesnt mean you wont get any bid at all! If you wanna rush then rush!
#4 by: No worries!
Hi, I just want to let you know that Ole Miss isn't as catty as these girls are making it out to be. I personally think that these are old has-beens that spend their time on this website. I was involved in Greek life for 4 years at Ole Miss and never once met anyone who commented on posts on this website. Quite frankly, I am ashamed at myself for being on this cruel website and responding to posts!
But I want to let you know that even if you are a junior, I encourage you to go through recruitment. Maybe you won't get into a "Top tier" sorority, but I think there are still 5 different sororities that would consider giving you a bid as long as your GPA meets their requirements.
I know multiple girls, in 4 different sororities, that rushed as juniors. For the sake of transparency, I will tell you the sororities: ADPI, Theta, APHI, and surprisingly, Kappa. But I am sure that many more have also! Those are just the only sororities that I personally know someone from who was a junior going through recruitment.
Anywho, best of luck going through recruitment at Ole Miss! As I said earlier, as long as your GPA meets their requirements, I am sure that you will do GREAT!
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by: rudeOct 7, 2018 5:42:17 AM
rude response, but the bottom line is the same. i highly doubt a junior would get in. so if being in a sorority is a some thing important to you, i'd consider a different school that accepts older students
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