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Preference Ceremony Question
Ok, I am rushing during the informal spring recruitment.
I went to one open house and was asked back for the invitational round. Then, I got an invite to the preference ceremony. There are 13 girls going to the ceremony (there was an email sent, I counted the number of addresses). The night after the preference ceremony is Bid night. My question is what is the likelihood of getting a bid (I know you can't answer for sure), but are the odds generally good if you get an invite to preference? |
Being invited to pref means they like you. Does it guarantee a bid? No. But I'd say they've likely brought you along this far for a reason. This is really only a guess though.
Go into pref positively. Even knowing WAY more details than you provided, it'd be impossible to say for sure or even with any sort of certainty your chances. |
No one here can say whether you will receive a bid because membership selection decisions are up to the chapter and are private. Also, every sorority conducts informal recruitment differently and will take a varying number of women. Being invited to pref is definitely a good thing though. It means you've made a good enough impression for them to seriously consider you for membership. Good luck!
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It really depends on the number of spots they have open, since informal is ususally based on the number of open spots, and not a set quota. (At least on my campus it was.)
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Thanks for all the responses. Just wanted to YAY, I got a bid!
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Phi Sigma Sigma
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Congrats! You should introduce yourself in their forum :D
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Congratulations!!!!!! I have a good friend who is a Phi Sig.
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WELCOME
ENJOY YOUR NEW MEMBER PERIOD AND COME SAY HI IN THE FORUM ! |
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Congrats and welcome to our sisterhood. As others have said come on over to the Phi Sigma sigma forum. Also, what school/chapter. Diokete Hupsala, Carolyn |
Congrats! My ex best friend is a Phi Sig!
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