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Old 10-06-2010, 11:35 PM
KSUViolet06 KSUViolet06 is offline
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Hi everyone I'm a sophomore currently going through the informal rush process. It's my first time rushing, I didn't do formal last year. At my school, all 16 sororities are doing informal recruitment this fall, and in the past week and a half, I've talked with girls from every house (during the first "open house round") and then visited the 8 houses in which I had the strongest interest. Since then I've narrowed it down to four, attended all the events put on by each, and I still have several more events to go to in the next several days.

Since it's informal recruitment however and I'm not guaranteed a bid, I'm starting to get nervous I won't get a bid anywhere. Honestly, I do feel like I've felt a solid connection with each house so far, I've had some great conversations with a number of sisters at each, I have a really good GPA, and I think I've made good impressions on everyone. I'm just a worrying type of person though, haha. It will be a real bummer if I don't get a bid. What kinds of criteria are used to decide who gets a bid during an informal rush? If I wasn't offered a bid, could I go through formal recruitment this winter?

Thanks so much for reading/answering, hopefully my questions don't sound too silly, but I've perused these forums and haven't found much about informal recruitment conducted in such a manner (where all the sororities participate).
We can't really say what the criteria are for getting a bid, as we are not members of those chapters and membership selection is private info.

If you are not offered a bid, you ARE eligible to go through winter recruitment.

I know it's hard to do, but you have to relax, if you are nervous about being cut, you won't have a good time or make a good impression.
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