Is rushing out of the question for me?

[tld221]

The sad thing is, these new posters will read a handful of closely related threads, each of them answering their "unique situation" 90%. But nooooo that's not enough, they need 3 billion different posters answering at 100%.

What happened to drawing inferences from what is presented? No one wants to put 2 and 2 together, they just want it to equal 4, wrapped in rainbows and sunshine, and nicely placed in their e-laps.

#lamesauce

[FSUZeta]

"You can smell desperation on a pnm like the stink of skunk on a hot day."

good one, tippie!

[AOII Angel]

Should have seen this one coming just by the name of the thread! Drama queen alert thread title like "Is rushing out of the question for me?" was such a give away. Seriously?! I was expecting her to be a teen mother or married or a reformed druggie or something better than a junior who finally decided she might want to be Greek.

[Barbie's_Rush]

Originally Posted by wide-eyed

I think I have a relatively unique situation. I will be a junior in the fall and I desperately want to rush, but not if I'm going to be a laughing stalk.

First, I must explain why I have waited this long. Nobody in my family has ever gone Greek and I'm one of few in my family that has actually attended college. I didn't rush my freshman year because I graduated a semester early from high school, so really I only had the spring semester of my freshman year to jump on board. I didn't rush this year because I was involved in other activities, so I wanted to wait until another year passed so that I could put my sorority first.

Do I have a chance at a moderately competitive school? or, should I stick to the other non-Greek affiliated activities?

I'm still trying to figure out what your "relatively unique situation" is.

No one here can tell you your "chances."