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Originally Posted by texasgirl519
Firstly, do you think rushing as a sophomore could hurt my chances of getting a bid? Greek life isn't a huge part of my school. In fact, only about 5% of the student body is Greek. Additionally, I was very active in several clubs around campus during my freshman year, so I'm thinking this might make up for the fact that I didn't rush my first year. What do you all think?
Secondly, how do you go about getting recommendations? My school doesn't require them, but like I said... I want to do everything I can to maximize my chances of getting a bid. Do you have to personally know someone who was in a sorority to get a recommendation? How does that all work?
Lastly, I've found a dress that I LOVE and I think would be okay for pref night, but I want some additional input. I plan to dress it up with a nice pair of heels and a few, simple bracelets. Thoughts? http://www.modcloth.com/shop/dresses...pacific-dress# |
Being a sophomore can hurt a little bit. Do you have friends that are in some of the sororities? Sometimes that can help. Being active in other groups on campus - especially if you are in a leadership position - can certainly help.
You don't have to know someone personally to get a recommendation. You might ask around, and if you have sorority alumnae that are your mom's friends or church, ask if they would be willing to meet with you for an interview. Bring a resume with all of your activities and your grades.
Finally - I love ModCloth, and that dress is pretty. It might be ok for Bid Day or initiation, but its not as dressy as most of the dresses for prefs. Not around here anyways. Think more cocktail party or evening wedding.
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