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Old 09-25-2002, 11:31 AM
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Originally posted by FuzzieAlum
AOX- that sounds different. How was it structured? With NPC rush, you have to stay at each party the entire 45 minutes (or however long it is). You must enter and leave with all the other rushees.
We participate in Rush with the two NPC sororities on campus. Basically the way we run Preference Night is that it lasts usually an hour and a half and most of the girls spend an hour with their top choice sorority (some stay the entire time) and then they go to the the other rooms, to which they were invited, to say thank you for the invite. At our school it isn't really a rotational round where you have to come and go as a group with other rushee's. This is the only event that you are free to go where ever you want.

Greek life at the University of Michigan-Flint is pretty small. There are three sororities that usually average between 15-30 members. Rush is usually small also. Usually there are only 15-20 rushee's and at the end of rush quota usually ends up around 5 or 6. My local sorority is the only sorority on campus to have a house so we hold all of the events in reserved rooms (all right next to each other) up at school.
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