Choosing the right house!!!!

[Psi U MC Vito]

Originally Posted by RebelCheerBabii

i have a 3.8 gpa and am in NHS so i'm defff smart! i'm sorry if my spelling annoys you i didn't realize that this was an essay test lol!

i don't care that much if the house is popular, i just don't want to be with a bnuch of nerds who never have fun. ive herd that during rush people try to look and act there best and i want to make sure the girls who seam cool during rush arent actually the nerds just acting cool so they can get girls. like i said, theres nothing wrong with that i just kno i wont fit in with girls like that cuz i like to go out and talk to boys and stuff. thats why im wondering if theres a way to kno if the girls are cool or not cuz i wanna make sure wherever i pledge has girls who like shopping and parties and stuff, not just school and homework!

You do realize that you need that school and homework to be in the sorority right? And you need to always put your best foot forward, because you never know who is watching.

[honeychile]

When you get accepted by the college of your choice, go to its site, and read what EVERYTHING that is said by the Panhellenic about Recruitment. Then, knowing which chapters are at your school, check out their websites, too. Please realize that there are no sororities which are Nerd Loser Nerd.

Register for Recruitment. Go to maximum number of parties to which you are invited, no matter what. Know what is important to you, and realize that, while you are prioritizing which sororities you like, they are doing the same. You like shopping? Ask about shopping. You like shoes, ask about shoes. They will be doing the same thing. This will go on until Pref, when you will be down to 2 or 3 sororities. After the Pref parties, rank your choices. With any luck at all, you will receive a bid to one of the sororities.

It's really not rocket science. You will know where you feel at home, and I have this feeling that you will not be confused as to which sororities would suit you, but please keep in mind that they need to feel that you will fit in, too.

Just for the sake of continuity, will you please come back in the fall and post your Recruitment Story? I, for one, would be thrilled to read it.