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Originally Posted by t9993

Does anyone know what sorority recruitment is like at Stephen F. Austin? I know that it is a Texas school, so does that mean it is competitive and I need recs? Thank you in advance if you can help answer my question.

Originally Posted by southerncutie87

Can anyone tell me about Greeklife at SFASU? I'll be a freshman at SFA this fall, and I'd like to rush, but I really haven't been able to find much info! I took a look at the information on their websites, and I did a search on greekchat, but there really wasn't alot. Can anyone tell me a little more about the chapters, their involvement in the community and on campus, what type of rush to expect(I.E. pretty competitive, laid back, etc), and whether I should look into getting Recs? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

As for SFA Rush, I would agree with the above response of it being fairly competitive. To be completely honest, it just depends which sorority you are most interested in. My opinion on it, is that as long as you be yourself and be true to who you are, you will end up in the right home. The placement rate at SFA is somewhere around 96% I believe.

The way recruitment works these days is very different than it used to. We now hold a Fall Formal Recruitment (no longer spring) which is held the 3rd week into school, August 17th-19th. This will help give you alot of time to see what each sorority is all about even BEFORE you go through. All five houses at SFA are absolutely amazing, and they each have so much to offer.

I highly recommend joining the Interest group on Facebook if you haven't already. As well as registering online on the Panhellenic website.

Here is a link to the Interest group:

http://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#!/...15330628481643

Here is the link to register:

https://secureapp.icsrecruiter.com/I...spx?UID=STFAUN


Here is a link to the Panhellenic site if you want more information about SFA Greek Life:

http://www.sfasu.edu/studentaffairs/106.asp

http://www.sfasu.edu/studentaffairs/143.asp


Anyway, I hope that helps some!