Too many things working against me?

I didn't think I was allowed to say my school ... I mean it's fairly competitive. I will have a year and a half to spend in my sorority. If/when I get into grad school here that will be 2 more years. I know we don't have the upperclassman free quota thing...so that works against me. The sororities that are doing Spring rush are great girls, and I know some of them. I guess I just need to make connections . Any more advice would be appreciated!

[WVU alpha phi]

Talk to your friends who are in sororities to find out what their spring rush is usually like. If you're at a southern school that's big on Greek life, I'd say your chances will be tough, but like other posters said, they may have "free" upperclassmen. Your friends in sororities will be your best asset to gain knowledge of the Greek system on your campus. And I'd definitely try to meet a lot of the sisters prior to rush. The more girls you have pulling for you, the better chance you have of getting a bid. Good luck!

[ASTalumna06]

Originally Posted by lovelyinpearlss

If/when I get into grad school here that will be 2 more years. I know we don't have the upperclassman free quota thing...so that works against me. The sororities that are doing Spring rush are great girls, and I know some of them. I guess I just need to make connections . Any more advice would be appreciated!

Most NPC sororities will not allow you to be an active collegiate member after you've received your undergraduate degree. So you having those extra 2 years probably won't even matter.

And is there formal recruitment in the spring? Or is it COB?

[FSUZeta]

Originally Posted by ASTalumna06

And is there formal recruitment in the spring? Or is it COB?

those were my questions exactly. does your school hold formal recruitment in the fall or the spring? either way, since you missed fall recruitment, just go for it. if you don't try, you will never know.