Better late than never? :)

[Soomie]

Hello everyone! I'm an upcoming junior at the College of Charleston in Charleston, SC. I've recently decided that I want to go through rush in the fall. I know that I'm a little late to the game, but I still want to give it a shot. If nothing else, at least I can say I went through the process and experienced it

I have decent grades, A's and B's and one C on my transcript. My current GPA is a 3.2 I have volunteer and leadership experience and I know a few active members who have offered to write me rec letters. Even though I'm an upcoming junior, I'm also going to be on campus for a few more years because I've changed my major and still have a lot of classes to take.

I know I may not be the most "ideal" member, but I feel like I could bring a lot to a chapter. I know the school, a bit about Greek Life, and I'm a great deal more mature than I was freshman year. So, hopefully someone will see my potential and give me a shot at becoming a sister!

[thetalady]

Originally Posted by Soomie

Hello everyone! I'm an upcoming junior at the College of Charleston in Charleston, SC. I've recently decided that I want to go through rush in the fall. I know that I'm a little late to the game, but I still want to give it a shot. If nothing else, at least I can say I went through the process and experienced it

I have decent grades, A's and B's and one C on my transcript. My current GPA is a 3.2 I have volunteer and leadership experience and I know a few active members who have offered to write me rec letters. Even though I'm an upcoming junior, I'm also going to be on campus for a few more years because I've changed my major and still have a lot of classes to take.

I know I may not be the most "ideal" member, but I feel like I could bring a lot to a chapter. I know the school, a bit about Greek Life, and I'm a great deal more mature than I was freshman year. So, hopefully someone will see my potential and give me a shot at becoming a sister!

Best of luck!! Plesae understand that many sororities do not allow collegiate members (actives) to write recommendations. You can ask them for help in contacting alumnae who can write those recs for you. Get on those recs right away!