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Okay, but if I am active in a chapter that knows it will have spaces open, and my best friend is rushing, there is nothing that says I can't put the option on the table BEFORE the rush period starts. It is dirty, and I wouldn't do it, but technically against the rules? Probably not. Especially if you don't promise.
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I think it is still against the rules. You aren't supposed to EVER promise a girl a bid, even it is before the rush period, even if it is your best friend. I believe it's still considered dirty rushing and thus against the rules. |
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Again, it is dirty, and I wouldn't advise a chapter to do it, I am just saying that it is a problem I've seen with SIP. IMO, if you SIP a chapter, you should not be eligible for a bid there in the same year. |
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Either way, I'd personally be insulted if a sister told me to drop or SIP because they didn't have space at formal, but they'll make space for you at COB. I would tell that sister, "Either you want me bad enough for your bidlist, or go jump". |
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good luck with your gpa and your future plans!!
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liltrixx, good luck. I hope you enjoy the new school you go to! |
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First of all, I am SO sorry that things didn't go as you planned. I know how painful it is to get your hopes up and have them torn down. Nothing is worse than the feeling of rejection, but don't let this situation negatively impact your self esteem. On one hand, it may have been meant to be. I know people at UCF that aren't Greek and still manage to have a lot of fun. They have all joined co-ed fraternities for their majors and they go out with them all the time to party. They have connections outside of the world of sororities. However, I know that being Greek has an incredible thing that I think everyone should get to experiene if given the chance. Ranking can be REALLY hard. It doesn't necessarily mean that no one wanted you--you may have just not matched up. Also, about suicide...I would've kept Scarlett around. It is hard to tell what a chapter is like just from the recruitment process, which is very quick and planned out. Once you're inside, you see things from a whole new view and it could turn out to be amazing. Since you weren't given a bid, you can go through spring recruitment. See if any houses you turned down originally or houses that you connected with do spring rush--maybe Scarlett IS worth another shot. No matter what, know that college is an amazing experience and whether greek or not, there are so many ways to get involved. You are a very strong person and I'm impressed that you tried and stuck it out til the very end. <3 |
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I am Jewish and I'm one of 2 Jewish girls in my sorority and I never feel like the minority, so I think you would've felt the same once you were in it. If they do do spring rush, please check them out! :) |
She's decided to leave the university after less than a semester, so it's a moot point. She will be leaving UCF as of Winter Break. Check the date of the posts-- you can catch yourself that way b/c sometimes people post updates elsewhere. :)
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I see that now, sorry. It looked like the posts were from just a couple weeks ago so I wasn't sure if anything was concrete.
to the original poster, best of luck in whatever you decide to do. i have friends at fsu, uf and ucf and they all absolutely love their schools. some of them are greek, some of them aren't and many of them have rushed and been turned down, just like you. i actually have a friend at fsu that is going thru as a second semester junior for the local sorority up there. that may be an option for you, depending on where you go. best of luck in school and everything else! <3 |
EGAOTT what school are you at?
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