re-rushing after dropping

[IndianaSigKap]

Originally Posted by DeltaBetaBaby

At the Big Ten schools with which I am familiar, re-rushing is not a huge deal. It's not the same as being a freshman, but many women re-rush and get bids.

Note: As long as it isn't Indiana. All bets are off at Indiana. I know this isn't the right time of year for Indiana, but I'm putting the disclaimer up anyway for future googlers or whatever.

Yes, all bets are off if your transfer school is Indiana and you will be a sophomore. Sophomores do have a more difficult, but not impossible, time.

I personally know women who have had successful second recruitments at Purdue, Ohio State, Penn State and Illinois.

And we always say on GC, you'll never know if you don't try.

[bigten]

nope it's not Indiana! (although I did almost go there as a freshman )

Thanks for the hopeful responses. I'll try to think less about the reps this time around whether they're good or bad. The main reason I was asking was because I thought it might look really bad that not only am I re-rushing, but I was in one for almost a month and then dropped out but I guess I don't even have to mention that I had joined one.

[DeltaBetaBaby]

Originally Posted by bigten

nope it's not Indiana! (although I did almost go there as a freshman )

Thanks for the hopeful responses. I'll try to think less about the reps this time around whether they're good or bad. The main reason I was asking was because I thought it might look really bad that not only am I re-rushing, but I was in one for almost a month and then dropped out but I guess I don't even have to mention that I had joined one.

Well, as a sophomore, be prepared to be asked why you didn't rush freshman year, in which case, you do have to mention it (the odds of being caught in a lie here are very good). I'm not going to tell you what to say, but you can give a brief and positive answer, and it's good if you think about what you want to say in advance.