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Originally Posted by kmb

Does anyone know of any informal rush processes at IU? I'm really interested in Sigma Delta Tau, in particular.

The whole rush process sounds a bit terrifying to me; I already know that it's important to me to me that, if I receive bids, I end up in one of the historically Jewish or secular sororities. However, I am fairly open to the possibility of finding one that may not be but is still a good fit.

I'm just not sure if it would be right for me to go through the whole formal recruitment process if it's not necessary and I already have an idea of where I belong.

Any advice/insight is appreciated! Thanks ladies!

A thread about informal at IU:

http://www.greekchat.com/gcforums/sh...hlight=Indiana

Also, plenty of people think they know "where they belong" prior to recruitment.

While formal is very time consuming, it DOES give you the unique opportunity to meet people in ALL of the sororities. With informal, a limited number of chapters participate.

You'd be surprised at how many people think they want to join a certain group, but end up changing their minds.

Just as an FYI (in case you don't know) in formal recruitment, you can only receive ONE bid. Not bids, plural.