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Originally Posted by ADPirate
There were a ton of girls rushing at Baylor this year that are sophomores. It's not frowned upon, but it does make it a little harder to get in. Here we have a point system (not sure if it's the same at A&M) and freshmen are worth the least amount of points (just one) and sophomores are more. Each chapter has a minimum amount of points and a maximum amount of points and if you take a bunch of sophomores you can't get as many girls. So there's that. However, you do have an advantage because you know the school better, and you've had more opportunities to meet girls from the sororities on campus. There isn't anything wrong with rushing as a sophomore.
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This is very specific advice that really probably only applies at Baylor and a handful of other schools. In fact, some schools have "free" sophomores that don't count AT ALL against your Quota (I don't know if this applies at A&M). Also, while there's nothing "wrong" as rushing as a sophomore, at some schools, it's pretty well downright useless.
Please do not give advice unless you are sure it applies. Also, check dates of threads before you post - I noticed in another thread, you answered a question that was 6 years old. That person is probably no longer in school - or if he is, he's probably a doctor.
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