This sounds like the program that Georgia Southern U has with East Georgia College. The students in it go to all their classes at GSU and are guaranteed admission to that school if they have a 2.0 (I think) after 30 hours. They can not, though, rush or play varsity athletics although they can be in any other activities.
This sounds like the program that Georgia Southern U has with East Georgia College. The students in it go to all their classes at GSU and are guaranteed admission to that school if they have a 2.0 (I think) after 30 hours. They can not, though, rush or play varsity athletics although they can be in any other activities.
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I'm not sure about A&M, but I think UT does something similar. I don't believe that anything is "guaranteed" but your chances of getting into the flagship school are better Sophomore year if you attend one of the satellite schools (UTSA, UTD, UTA, etc...) freshman year and prove yourself.
I rushed 20 years ago as a junior, I am sure things have changed a bit since then(I was not a transfer though). I can tell you that you will need a good GPA to be competitive with the other juniors rushing. When I went through each sorority was allowed 3 "free" juniors, not sure about how they are counted now. Good luck and Gig 'em!
(I was not a transfer though). I can tell you that you will need a good GPA to be competitive with the other juniors rushing. When I went through each sorority was allowed 3 "free" juniors, not sure about how they are counted now. Good luck
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