Rejected Candidate and Prominent Family Member at Institution

[angels&angles]

Originally Posted by Macintosh

Thanks. I guess it felt like a bad rejectance at best, betrayal at worst, even though they didn't have to (or need to) guarantee me a bid (although they did do that for some freshmen).

I will probably go through rushing again and look at other opportunities. Like I said before, maybe I'll re-look at the other fraternity that I passed up on as well as some of the other fraternities I didn't get to know well. I guess I'll also cut down on the specifics so I don't look like I'm trying to do any spying or anything like that. However, I'll playing the field as a Junior now instead of a Sophomore.

not a word, but I think I may use it from now on. Is rejectance the masculine form of rejectment?

[ASTalumna06]

Originally Posted by angels&angles

Is rejectance the masculine form of rejectment?

Originally Posted by Macintosh

@angels&angles The same rules that apply to acceptance applies to rejectance.

I don't know about you, but I've never heard of anyone receiving a rejectance letter before..