So I feel like a total failure when typing up my resume?

[angels&angles]

I'm a little out of my lane here, not having gone to a TX school, but for deferred recruitment, I believe resumes (and recs? don't quote me on that one) are less important, as the members will have a whole semester to get to know YOU, as opposed to only getting a resume/red before the school year/rush starts.

That being said, when you get to school, get involved. That way you will have things on your resume for the next time you write one (summer internships/jobs), and it will be a good way to get out there and meet new people (especially those sorority members!).

[ComradesTrue]

Originally Posted by angels&angles

I'm a little out of my lane here, not having gone to a TX school, but for deferred recruitment, I believe resumes (and recs? don't quote me on that one) are less important, as the members will have a whole semester to get to know YOU, as opposed to only getting a resume/red before the school year/rush starts.

For Baylor and SMU recs remain very important. Not to say that the first semester impression isn't important (it is!), but there will be scores upon scores of PNMs sending in very strong recs. Having a rec to each and every chapter is also a must.