just wondering
by: Middle tier active
Here is a question for all you PNM's.
If you are not on our top lists, and we know you will be cut after the first round, how would you rather we treat you?
Should we lead you to believe you will be invited back, or should we just be nice and thank you for coming through?
Don't forget that the top houses will be dropping half of you after the first round and the middle tier houses will be dropping a third of you.
#3by: eh
Just be nice!!!!! Don't be overly energetic, because that would definitely lead PNMs on, but be nice and try to have a great conversation and try to connect with PNMs even if you don't think they'll be getting an invite back to next round (You never know when you might really connect with someone and fall in love with them). You should want to make them feel at home during the time in your chapter. Just don't over do it. You don't want to give girls a bad taste in their mouths when they think about how you led them on and then dropped them after first round! Don't be rude but don't be over energetic. Just be normal and kind. Be a good representation of your organization.
#5by: Pnmm
I mean, just common matters would be nice.
Dont lead a person on, but being rude can ruin someone's confindence and make them think negatively about your house. It is also classless. Be a good representation of your sorority. Being rude to pnms is a big nono
Just remember you were in our position not to long ago.
#6by: There's
#8by: Texas
At UT. One sorority doesn't even talk to the pnms during first round. They already have their first round lists put together so they just have a "dance party". Another sorority will piggy back the girls they want out of the house at the end of the rounds and leave the rest feeling left out. Another sorority will throw glitter on the girls they are rushing and leave the girls they don't want without any glitter.
Even our top sororities don't come close to the rudeness of the girls as UT!
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by: Personally
I would rather just get a thank you. Better to not get my hopes up