Signing Problem

[pinksequins]

^^ Not really. He's just graduated HS, and the fraternities push early commitments at some schools. He realizes that he may have rushed to a decision. The question is how to go about this properly. He may well still select this group after everything.

[thetalady]

Originally Posted by pinksequins

^^ Not really. He's just graduated HS, and the fraternities push early commitments at some schools. He realizes that he may have rushed to a decision. The question is how to go about this properly. He may well still select this group after everything.

I realize that it may differ depending on the campus. Do you really think he will have any chance with this GLO if he withdraws his commitment to them and rushes all of these other fraternities on campus? I would think that if he continues to rush, he needs to understand that the original fraternity will probably not be an option come actual pledge time.

[rhenvar]

I should say that rushing is extremely informal. All the houses i've been at were one on one rush events where they would just invite me and me only. For example yesterday I just came from a house tour which the rush chair gave me himself. The house I signed invited me to like 3 of their parties. As far as I know, there are no days that are designated for rushing.

[Sciencewoman]

It may well be more organized once school starts. How many brothers are around right now? I'd follow Kevin's suggestion and call the Greek Life office to get more information on the fraternity recruitment process -- before you make any hasty decisions.