Women who start out at community college

[KSUViolet06]

It really depends on the school, too.

Honestly, I think the "kiss Greek Life goodbye if you didn't think to do it during freshman/soph year" thing isn't true for as many schools as people are saying.

When you really think about it, aren't those "must rush during freshman year" schools in the minority?

I mean, looking at my state, there's probably one school where you might have a hard time as a non-freshman or soph.

[Drolefille]

Originally Posted by KSUViolet06

It really depends on the school, too.

Honestly, I think the "kiss Greek Life goodbye if you didn't think to do it during freshman/soph year" thing isn't true for as many schools as people are saying.

When you really think about it, aren't those "must rush during freshman year" schools in the minority?

I mean, looking at my state, there's probably one school where you might have a hard time as a non-freshman or soph.

I agree, I just think that some people have the idea that these are the only schools that count.

[DeltaBetaBaby]

Originally Posted by KSUViolet06

It really depends on the school, too.

Honestly, I think the "kiss Greek Life goodbye if you didn't think to do it during freshman/soph year" thing isn't true for as many schools as people are saying.

When you really think about it, aren't those "must rush during freshman year" schools in the minority?

I mean, looking at my state, there's probably one school where you might have a hard time as a non-freshman or soph.

I don't really know, and obviously nobody wants to talk MS, here...it just seems like we get a lot of threads on here about women wanting to rush as upperclassmen, and the advice they get is always the same: it will be tough, be willing to take a bid from a less-popular group, etc.

It could be that we only get threads from a self-selecting group of women going to tough-on-junior schools because they come to GC looking for an answer different from the one they got in real life.