Texas A&M: To rush or not to rush?

[aggiemom14]

Regarding my post the word 'most' refers to the quantitative evaluation of chatter against the idea. No, there's no formal poll nor head count, just an observation as school ended and the membership rules were changed.

BT students I'm sure are socially wonderful, however they do attend a CC for 45 units and A&M for 15 units of classes. It can take 2 years to become a full A&M student (although they can apply as a transfer student earlier). I was not evaluating their character, nor ability to be a good candidate - the only issue is that normally CC students are not allowed to join, but they have become exceptions.

Since my daughter has worked the club fair, I know that the method/process for joining sororities is not as well known to all students as it could be at this school. That's why I mentioned it.

[33girl]

They ARE exceptions. They're not normal CC students. They're students who have to squeeze through the eye of a needle to get into a school that normally they wouldn't have any problem getting into if there wasn't a ridiculous arbitrary state regulation in place.