and i was just making a broad statement about the deep south and SEC schools from what my friends who have gone to SEC schools have told me about their experiences.
but the south is def more hardcore greek than i would say california or the new england area .. .ya know ???
and i was just making a broad statement about the deep south and SEC schools from what my friends who have gone to SEC schools have told me about their experiences.
but the south is def more hardcore greek than i would say california or the new england area .. .ya know ???
Where's that damn shovel when you need one?
Here's a word of advice - wait until AFTER you rush to give advice. And then, if you do get a bid, you will be qualified to give rush advice to 20 year old transfer students that go to your college. That's about it.
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Will you be a sophomore or junior when you go through recruitment? I know joining a sorority in the South is more competitive but I don't think you would have too much of a problem.
This isn't just the South.
It's LSU.
People won't tell you if you're too old or not. However, they will say that, based on experience, it's very unlikely that sophomores and juniors get bids at LSU. I'm not saying that it doesn't happen, but it's very rare.
Yep, most PNMs don't need any extra challenges at LSU.
To the OP, if you really want to rush, start trying to get to know girls in the groups. That's probably going to be essential. Also, you may be able to express your interest and ask how many juniors were in the last few pledge classes to get a realistic picture of what your roommate may have been trying to warn you about.
We're not trying to be negative, but many campuses have reputations for competitive recruitments being anything other than a first semester freshman makes it harder. If you really want to do this, you're going to have to figure out how to beat the odds.
I am 20 and I am currently going through my new member period. I am a transfer in my third year but lost credits in the transfer process so I may be here an extra year. I had no problem going through recruitment and there are a few girls my age and older in my pledge class and I know in the fall alot of juniors went through. Granted, I go to a large school, but greek life isn't as big of a deal here as it is at other schools. But it is always worth it to give it a try.
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