University of Virginia

Sailboat Sis · #1 11-16-2006, 12:46 PM

I do not attend UVa. My friend's little sister will be going through recruitment in the spring.

DSTCHAOS · #2 11-16-2006, 12:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Sailboat Sis

I do not attend UVa. My friend's little sister will be going through recruitment in the spring.

Tell her to get grown and do her own research.

SoCalGirl · #3 11-16-2006, 01:02 PM

My understanding is that it is fairly competitive but not SEC competitive. She should definitely get some recs.

The_Grip · #4 12-14-2006, 01:52 PM

I didn't go through it but do know a little something about it. The competitiveness is relative, I guess. If you want to be in a sorority--and any sorority will do--then it isn't really a worry. If you must be in a certain sorority or one of a couple than it can be very, very competitive. Of course, it does depend on the sorority.

cavaliercutie10 · #5 12-21-2006, 03:42 AM

Hi, I go to UVA.

I hope your little sister loves it--I know I do! I'm only a first year but I'm already depressed that 1/8th of my college career at UVA is over.

From what I hear, rush is competitive in that it is very popular and many girls go through it, but I don't know anyone who is getting recs or sitting down with alumni. I don't have any connections--I'm not in-state, and my mom wasn't in a sorority--but I'm not worried. None of my friends do either. I mentioned it to my Rho Chi and she said to chill out, just be myself and the girls would love me.

I really shouldn't update you with the sorority's stereotypes...so I won't.

Ocalagirl · #6 12-21-2006, 03:57 AM

[QUOTE=cavaliercutie10;1373632]Hi, I go to UVA.

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Not to pick a fight, but yes you shouldn't be posting so-called reputations on GC. By saying that DG is the "best", you pretty much just said that any other sorority on campus is below them. And assuming there are quite a few girls in these chapters because well this is the South and its popular. While I understand that a lot of chapters take girls that are like them (which is understandable), with that many girls in a chapter it would be hard to say they follow one characterstic only. While I have never step foot on UVA campus and don't know alot about their chapters, I can say this: every single NPC sorority has something wonderful to offer each of its members, Period. Every chapter member of every different sorority is going to think her chapter is the best (and so she should). I just think posting so-called reputations is tacky and not cool. If you did not believe them, you would not be posting them. Like I said before, I am not trying to pick a fight with you, I just want you to think before you speak on here because you are speaking to many, many people and not all have the same idea of what is acceptable as you do. Yes I am Southern and am trying to put this in the nicest way I know how. I do not mean to hurt your feelings, you just need to learn what and what not to post on here. I went through it and so has everyone else on here.

cavaliercutie10 · #7 12-21-2006, 04:01 AM

Sorry--she asked!

I'm not saying I agree with them, I have never (knowingly) met any sisters from any of the sororities so I have NO idea if they are true or not. But you're right, I knew I shouldn't have posted them, and I think I'll go and edit them out right now.

#8 12-21-2006, 05:20 AM

I realize you're new, so here's a piece of advice.

You may want to err on the side of caution when posting, especially during your recruitment period. Discretion is key -- that's something you'll see very often in recruitment story threads.

We realize that GC is a great resource for PNMs going through recruitment, but sometimes what is said online might harm instead of help. What you think is harmless might not be understood the same way by someone on your campus.

So, disclose what you feel comfortable with, but remember that you never know who might be reading.