Rerush

[FSUZeta]

Originally Posted by JohnnyCash

If you didn't get a bid through INFORMAL rush then what the fuck would make you think you have a chance with formal rush?

Sorry, I'm kinda drunk and being honest.

well, normally during formal recruitment each sorority takes larger pledge classes than during informal recruitment when sororities may have only space for a couple of new members.

participating in formal recruitment doesn't guarantee a pnm a bid, but the odds are better, because even though there are typically more pnms rushing, there are more spaces available(than informal) and all the sororities will be involved.

[33girl]

Originally Posted by FSUZeta

well, normally during formal recruitment each sorority takes larger pledge classes than during informal recruitment when sororities may have only space for a couple of new members.

participating in formal recruitment doesn't guarantee a pnm a bid, but the odds are better, because even though there are typically more pnms rushing, there are more spaces available(than informal) and all the sororities will be involved.

Or, I think what Johnny was trying to say is that the sororities who are doing informal rush usually are the ones who don't make quota/are perennially under total anyway - so if they didn't give her a bid then she doesn't have a snowball's chance in hell.

But your interpretation can be the right one too - without knowing the particulars of the OP's school it's hard to say.

[JohnnyCash]

Originally Posted by 33girl

Or, I think what Johnny was trying to say is that the sororities who are doing informal rush usually are the ones who don't make quota/are perennially under total anyway - so if they didn't give her a bid then she doesn't have a snowball's chance in hell.

But your interpretation can be the right one too - without knowing the particulars of the OP's school it's hard to say.

That's more along the lines of what I was thinking.