Hi
 

I have to post this to get started, but if anyone wants to leave any advice about rushing (specifically at University of Colorado) then that would be great and super appreciated :)

Hey shaelurr!
I couldn't help but chime in with some help!
When I was going through recruitment the number one source of information that I used was CU's Greek Life page (http://www.colorado.edu/greeks/sororities/index.html). Just about every question you could ever think of can be answered on those pages - what houses are here, their addresses, their websites, what to wear (with pictures), and in depth information about costs, scholarship and recruitment.

My advice for outfits:
First Datebook - nice jeans, with comfy wedges, boots or dressy sandals (yes there is a ton of walking, but one can read a lot about a girl from her shoes) and a cute top. I'd recommend wearing your hair down and adding on a piece of jewelry that can be a good conversation starter. Be prepared for Boulder weather!

Second Datebook - I wore a sundress from Anthropologie (it was forest green with a ruffled neck), a brown leather belt, matching brown heels and a headband from Urban that had pretty leaves. It was also raining so I wore rainboots and changed when I got to the houses.

Third Datebook - I wore a black pencil skirt with a bright, flowery silk tank top tucked into it. With black heels, a black belt and some bangles.

Pref - Wear a nice dress (like something you'd wear to a informal wedding) and heels. I saw a lot of girls in Anthropologie and Urban Outfitters dresses that were similar to this: (http://www.urbanoutfitters.com/urban...ULTS&color=046)

Bid Day - Wear jeans and shoes that would match with anything! It's going to be really fun...


Get a lot of sleep and don't talk negatively about any sorority at any point where others could hear you! PM me if you have any questions.

I too have to post this because I'm new, however I like the clothing ideas above & finding comfortable cute shoes & never speaking poorly about a house because you never know who's listening.

I too am new to writing on the forums and completely agree with the clothing advice. I would also ask your Rho Gamma (that's what they are at my school, but I know the name varies) how people dress at your school becuase mine was much more casual until house tours and preference.

Good Luck!!!