NPHC, NALFO, and similar orgs: Did you "rush" more than once?

[BluPhire]

Well I do know of somebody that was rejected a couple of times by the same org only to be accepted her senior year.

Only problem I don't know if telling the story would violate NPHC discretion rules so I will leave it as vague as I described it above.

Does getting rejected but going grad count? If so I know a lot of them as well.

[DrPhil]

Originally Posted by BluPhire

Well I do know of somebody that was rejected a couple of times by the same org only to be accepted her senior year.

Only problem I don't know if telling the story would violate NPHC discretion rules so I will leave it as vague as I described it above.

Does getting rejected but going grad count? If so I know a lot of them as well.

Never tell someone else's story. Only tell your own.

I do believe the point of this thread was never "not me...but I know someone...."

[BluPhire]

Originally Posted by DrPhil

Never tell someone else's story. Only tell your own.

I do believe the point of this thread was never "not me...but I know someone...."

Yeah I knew I would get this answer. I was just inspired by some other threads I found while digging, wanted to see if the years have relaxed the rules. LOL

[Animate]

It was suggested to me to wait until grad since I was a senior at the time. One of the main reasons I respected those brothers afterwards.

[DrPhil]

Originally Posted by Animate

It was suggested to me to wait until grad since I was a senior at the time. One of the main reasons I respected those brothers afterwards.

Hmm. I have never heard of this before with an NPHC frat or sorority chapter.

[Senusret I]

Originally Posted by DrPhil

Hmm. I have never heard of this before with an NPHC frat or sorority chapter.

I have. I've actually heard of it a lot in my area. Different chapters, different philosophies.

[DrPhil]

Originally Posted by Senusret I

I have. I've actually heard of it a lot in my area. Different chapters, different philosophies.

DUH. LOL. Also, different people in the chapter, different philosophies over time.

Thank God the people who crossed as seniors can't relate.