recruitment, bids?

[nataliaaa]

how many of the girls who rush at santa clara univeristy recieve a bid to join a national panhellenic sorority? also at pepperdine? university of san diego? university of oregon? oregon state? university of denver? university of arizona? loyola marymount university? do any of teh rushees not recieve an invite at all? how does it work?

[KSUViolet06]

Originally Posted by nataliaaa

how many of the girls who rush at santa clara univeristy recieve a bid to join a national panhellenic sorority? also at pepperdine? university of san diego? university of oregon? oregon state? university of denver? university of arizona? loyola marymount university? do any of teh rushees not recieve an invite at all? how does it work?

We do not have exact stats here on the exact number of women who receive bids at all these schools. Their Greek LIfe offices may have it though.

As far as how recruitment works, if you have absolutely no clue how recruitment generally works, start by reading this:

http://www.greekchat.com/gcforums/sh...ad.php?t=54403

[adpiucf]

You will have to call each university individually to find that out. Each should have a Director of Greek Life or a Dean who oversees student activities and organizations.

[Barbie's_Rush]

Originally Posted by nataliaaa

how many of the girls who rush at santa clara univeristy recieve a bid to join a national panhellenic sorority? also at pepperdine? university of san diego? university of oregon? oregon state? university of denver? university of arizona? loyola marymount university? do any of teh rushees not recieve an invite at all? how does it work?

Let me guess. You're basing your college decision on the school with the easiest recruitment.

[AXOmom]

Despite my concern that Barbie’s Rush is correct and you are thinking about a school based primarily on where you are most likely to get a bid (bad idea), here’s U of O’s link:
http://greeklife.uoregon.edu/upload/files/2010_formal_phc_recruitment.pdf

[violetpretty]

I don't have data on any of those schools as to the percentage of PNMs placed. It is possible to be cut from all chapters on any campus. However, know that among women who do not get bids, the overwhelming majority are ones who drop out of the recruitment process, rather than get cut from all chapters. If you are set on a certain chapter or are unwilling to consider ALL (not almost all) chapters on your campus, you are setting yourself up for disappointment.