penn state spring sorority rush 08

Haha, yes I am back. I would have updated more, but I had trouble finding the post, with all the new posts. Spring rush wasn't that big, and I feel like that really hurt me. I was only able to make it to two events, for two different sororities. However, with one I got sick the one night, and since I couldn't go to their first event, I wasn't able to go to any of their others. And the other one just plain out rejected me.

I really wanted to go greek, but I know or at least I have heard that sororties look down on juniors pledeging. I feel liek that might make me akward.

I love Penn State I really do, but getting involved here is so hard!!!

[nittanyalum]

Originally Posted by Megan51088

I really wanted to go greek, but I know or at least I have heard that sororties look down on juniors pledeging. I feel liek that might make me akward.

I don't remember it being unheard of for a junior to get a bid, why not go through and see? If you only met 2 chapters, you haven't really given greek life there a try.

I love Penn State I really do, but getting involved here is so hard!!!

I admit it's a big campus, but there is PLENTY to do there, if you look/try. About 10% of the female population are in sororities, so 90% are doing something else, I'm sure you can find SOMEthing that interests you.
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