I am assuming you are at Purdue.
According to their website: "Continuous recruitment events take place in the fall and spring semesters. Continuous recruitment is a way for potential new members and sorority members to get to know each other in an informal environment. Not all sororities participate in continuous recruitment. The Panhellenic Association does not require registration for continuous recruitment."
To clarify (and an active member at Purdue is welcome to correct me): You do not register with Panhellenic. You can go to only one chapter's events, or visit several. If you receive a bid the chapter will notify you. As far as whether or not to take the first bid offered - if you can see yourself as a member of the first group, take the bid and don't look back. You could refuse their bid only to not get any more. If you feel a greater connection with a different sorority AND can't see yourself as a sister of the first group, you may wish to wait. Just remember the bird in the hand adage . . .
I would suggest going to Meet the Greeks and letting sororities know you are interested (Again, from the website) " Get to know all of Purdue's fraternities and sororities at Meet the Greeks! Meet the Greeks is a tabling event at the beginning of each semester where students can meet representatives from all fraternities and sororities in a casual setting.
Spring Meet the Greeks is taking place in the PMU Ballroom on Wednesday, January 15, 12-5pm. "
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Last edited by SWTXBelle; 01-06-2014 at 10:37 PM.
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