Does anyone know where I can find out what schools have rush second semester?

[SMUgirl12]

I know most schools rush in the fall but does anyone know where i can find a list of schools that have deferred rush? meaning they have formal rush in the spring instead of the fall. or if you know of any schools that have rush second semester just let me know. thanks!

[ThetaPrincess24]

My school, Eastern Kentucky University does, and I believe Centre College (also in Kentucky) does.


I cant speak for Centre, but EKU has the formal NPC rush in the fall. Then all chapters have a more relaxed rush in the Spring. There are still NPC recruitment rules, but they arent as strict as in the fall, and you go to the parties you want to go to, instead of following a schedule like fall rush. But preference night is by invitation only though (atleast it is for Theta).

[33girl]

It would probably be easier to pick the schools you are interested in and then contact their Greek life office or look on the websites. There isn't a list on the NPC website or anything. Some sororities do have lists on their national pages, but of course that is limited to only the schools where that sorority has a chapter.

[GtownGirl98]

Georgetown College has deferred rush. It is formal. They have been playing with idea of informal in the fall.

ETA: The sororities are AGD, KD, PM, SK
The frats are PHA (local), Phi Tau, KA, Pike, Lamba Chi Alpha

[carnation]

Well, since you're at SMU, you know they do--last I heard, so did TCU and Baylor. Out of state, there are several Eastern universities like Vandy, Washington and Lee, Duke, and Wake Forest.

[GeekyPenguin]

In Wisconsin I know both Marquette and Lawrence do, and I wouldn't be surprised if some of the other private schools did the same. In Illinois, the only one I can think of off the top of my head is Northwestern.

[mu_agd]

Miami University in Ohio has rush in January

[mullet81]

Indiana University-Bloomington has semi-deferred recruitment. The whole process begins with round 1 (19 sororities to visit!) in november. The rest of recruitment takes place in January the week before classes start for the spring semester. It's one wacky system

[deadbear80]

Washington University in St. Louis has deferred recruitment. I also know that among schools not mentioned yet, Purdue U. does recruitment like Indiana (with a period in the fall and spring). And I'm almost certain Emory U. in Atlanta does deferred as well.
A good place to check out more schools with defferred formal recruitment is to look at the national Delta Gamma website (www.deltagamma.org/). They have a listing of when all of their chapters do formal recruitment.

Hope you find more schools that way!

[UDZETA]

My school does rush second semester....University of Dayton

[Aphigal]

The Northeast is the home of deferred rush cause hey when its freezing and snowing there is no better time for formal recruitment!

Some NE schools that have deferred rush (and awesome Alpha Phi chpaters!) are:
MA
Bentley
Boston Univ.
MIT
Tufts

NY
Cornell
Univ at Albany
Binghamton Univeristy
Univ at Buffalo
Cortland
Plattsburgh
Syracuse

[SmartBlondeGPhB]

University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, WA has Jan. formal recruitment.

[polarpi]

Valparaiso University (NW Indiana) has deferred formal recruitment. The seven sororities there are:
Alpha Delta Pi
Chi Omega
Delta Delta Delta
Gamma Phi Beta
Kappa Delta
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Pi Beta Phi

We also do informal recruitment in the fall (one week long, NPC rules, but each sorority determines the number of parties they have (if any))

Baylor and Southwestern (I think) are two in Texas.
Baylor has
Alpha Chi
ADPi
Chi O
Tri Delt
KD
Kappa
Theta
Zeta
Pi Phi

[AOIIsilver]

Vanderbilt has second semester recruitment. However, they have a first round house tours in the fall semester.
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