Fraternity Rush Fall '05 results
 

There is not enough fraternity rush results in this thread. Please post the following:

School:
Chapter:
No. of Pledges:
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I'll start:

Colorado School of Mines
Beta Theta PI
30 pledges

St. Lawrence
Beta Theta Pi
18 pledges

Texas A&M
Beta Theta Pi
20 pledges

Utah
Beta Theta Pi
23 pledges

ZZ-kai-

Agree, but the Soros is much more interesting and more fighting amongst them selves!;)

Damn. Get Down.

Women are the loose Lips that sank -----:confused: :)

PSU Kansas for You Heathens!

There is No Longer Formual Rush. We are trying to get it reinstated, but a NO GO!:(

Soros still have them for what it is worth.:confused:

at my campus (georigia tech) it's the complete opposite, the sororities don't have to worry how many girls they're going to get and the fraternities end up doing all the fighting for new members as we only have 5 NPC Sororities but 32 IFC Fraternities

We have 43 new pledges starting this Wednesday. I'd say it was a pretty successful rush.

How could I not see this thread?

We ended Formal Recruitment last night, and I am delighted and proud to say that we will be pinning 17 new members into Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity tommorow, and will continue our efforts at recruitment as the semester goes on. This is up from four during the 2004/05 school year, and exceeds our goal of 15.

My cousin (step-cousin) pledged Pi Kappa Phi at USM this weekend. They pledged 23 young men: 1 Sr, 6 So. 16 Fr.

He is a very impressive young man, they are lucky!

Congrats Stan, that's really great for your chapter! :D

University of North Alabama
Kappa Sigma--Lambda Omicron chapter
29 pledges

Yeah, now THAT'S what I'm talking aboot. Keep 'em coming, cuz let's be real, fraternity rush is much MUCH more exciting than sorority rush.

Where's the peeps from the Kansas schools? Let's hear about some 60 man Oklahoma pledge classes? Auburn? Ole Miss?

We don't have formal rush here at CSU.

My chapter has three that accepted their bids. We're trying to get the remaining eight interests hopefully by this weekend.

Well, here are the results for SIUE (Southern Illinois University Edwardsville):

Alpha Kappa Lambda
11

Phi Kappa Psi
3

Sigma Phi Epsilon
10

Sigma Pi
16

Indiana Univ. of PA

My numbers might be a little off cuz Im doing it from memory so feel free to correct me

Phi Kappa Tau: 14
Alpha Chi Rho: 10
Tau Kappa Epsilon: 14
Sigma Chi: 15
Theta Chi: 12
Acacia: 7
Delts: 8

A few more Delta Sig results I've heard...

Arizona State 58
Purdue 38
Georgia 23
North Texas 21
Kentucky 19
NC State 18
Auburn 17
Illinois State 17
Fresno State 16
Washington State 13
Georgia Tech 11
Oglethorpe 11 (last year I was told there were 45 men in the freshman class)

Hopefully the retention rate will be 85% or better.

There's a Sig-Tau chapter also at IUP.

UGA Results
 

Here are the numbers from Georgia....



Alpha Kappa Lambda 6
Phi Kappa Psi 6
Tau Kappa Epsilon 6
Alpha Tau Omega 9
Alpha Gamma Rho 10
Phi Delta Theta 14
Pi Kappa Alpha 19
Theta Chi 19
Tau Epsilon Phi 20
Delta Sigma Phi 23
Alpha Epsilon Pi 24
Lambda Chi Alpha 24
Pi Kappa Phi 24
Sigma Pi 24
Kappa Sigma 25
Sigma Phi Epsilon 25
Beta Theta Pi 26
Phi Gamma Delta 28
Kappa Alpha Order 30
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 31
Chi Phi 32
Delta Tau Delta 34
Sigma Chi 35

~bump~

we now have a nine- man associate thanks to a last minute rush.

Case Western Reserve
Beta Theta Pi
5 man chapter, recruited 16 new pledges

Cal-Irvine
Beta Theta Pi
27 refounding fathers, recruited their first pledge class: 10 men

oops...fraternity, not sorority.

My chapter of Delta Tau Delta at the University of Missouri - Rolla

9 gentleman pledged

AFAIK, come next weekend, 9 new Delts.

University of Central Florida (UCF)
Beta Theta Pi
27 pledges (best in their 5 year history)

Good ol' Rolla...heard it was a bad guy to girl ratio (or good, if you were female). Went up there one year for St Patty's weekend.

dated
 

I dated a TKE back in the day at Rolla (I went to Arkansas) and yes there is a huge ratio difference but I will say this. The greek system really knows how to have a good time. I missed way to many Monday classes b/c I couldn't get back to Fayetteville b/c we partied straight through the weekend...haha.

Re: dated
 

How funny, that's where we went - the TKE house.

Yeah, but its worth it to stick it out for 4 years there. Good school.

There are a couple of sayings poking fun about the whole m/f situation there.

For the ladies:

"The odds are good but the goods are odd"

For the men:

"There are tons of women around, just not that many."



St. Pats is awesome. I vow to never miss a celebration.