My chances...and what would I call myself?

[ngsu]

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[AOII Angel]

Originally Posted by ngsu

I really do appreciate the help from everyone though, it's helped a lot. My last question is that if I rush in the fall and do not get a bid before bid day, can I rush again in the spring?

Yes you can. The only way you would not be allowed to re-rush would be if you got a bid and turned it down.

[Titchou]

Originally Posted by ngsu

I really do appreciate the help from everyone though, it's helped a lot. My last question is that if I rush in the fall and do not get a bid before bid day, can I rush again in the spring?

You don't get bids before bid day. You get them ON bid day. If you sign a bid card after pref listing your preferences, any bid you get from any of those groups is binding for a year, whether you go to their bid day events or not.

[IrishLake]

Originally Posted by HQWest

I know something about that campus - I don't know for sure if a 2.8 GPA will kill your chances of getting into a sorority but a GPA that low from GSU CAN kill your chances of getting into vet school so please think about what is going to be the best for your long term and career goals?

DITTO! Take it from a pre-vet drop out.... get that GPA up or you won't be going to vet school anywhere. There are only what, 26 or 27 vet schools in the US? Unless you plan on going to vet school in India, or the Carribbean....
A sister of mine graduated with a 3.8 and got rejected from 3 of the 5 vet schools she applied to. After I finished my freshman year with a 2.6, I knew I wouldn't be going to vet school anywhere and changed my career goals. Let THIS be your motivation, not greek membership!

Originally Posted by ngsu

I really do appreciate the help from everyone though, it's helped a lot. My last question is that if I rush in the fall and do not get a bid before bid day, can I rush again in the spring?

If you go to final Preference round, if you sign a bid card indicating you would accept a bid from which ever (can be more than one) group you attended preference to, and you receive a bid from one of those groups you wrote down, then you are bound to that bid for one year. If you do not write a name down, if you do not make it to preference round, if you write down a group and they do not extend you a bid, then you are free to do COB/informal recruitment in the spring (if they choose to have it).