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As someone who goes to a school with sophomore recruitment, I absolutely love it. While I wish I should spend four years in my sorority, as a northerner who didn't know much about greek life, I wasn't that enthusiastic about rush as a freshman. It took a full year of being exposed to greek life through upperclassmen friends to really warm up to it, and now of course I love it. Deferred recruitment also let me adjust to classes, etc. and make friends in other GLOs. I don't know that I would have met these women/formed such solid friendships if right away we were divided into different sororities and had new member ed with lots of pledge class bonding to go through.
I was not dirty rushed at all, and none of my friends were either. I am sure there are groups that do it, but it is not the norm by any stretch.
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