Rush Right book

[Barbie's_Rush]

Originally Posted by SureSister

I'm always looking to improve the content for the next edition of this book. I would welcome a note from you about the off-base advice. You can DM me here or send your thoughts to the general mail box at SureSister.com

My advice to you would be to quit spamming and pay for real advertising, both here and on Facebook. Your constant posts on sorority Facebook pages make you look desperate.

[KSUViolet06]

The name SUREsister gives the impression that if you read the book and follow the advice, you WILL get a bid. Not so.

Also, there is a lot of "you WILL make a great asset to a sorority" going on in the book.

[honeychile]

Originally Posted by KSUViolet06

The name SUREsister gives the impression that if you read the book and follow the advice, you WILL get a bid. Not so.

Also, there is a lot of "you WILL make a great asset to a sorority" going on in the book.

I don't know about that. Not everyone who reads Vogue registers with a modeling agency, either.

Not everyone who reads ANY self help type book will succeed, either - but it does make it less likely.

And fwiw, I haven't read the book, but I'm assuming it helps a PNM to build some self esteem and learn how to be a better conversationalist.

[SWTXBelle]

FWIW - My A.P. sorority recruitment v.p. liked the book and we are having other in the Alumnae Panhellenic read it. The biggest thing it has going for it is a systematic, organized approach for the pnms to follow. The advantage it has over our beloved GC is everything is in one place, it goes step by step, and it makes the pnm think how she is going to distinguish herself from the dozens if not hundreds of pnms going through recruitment with her. Is it a must-have? Not necessarily, but it would be a godsend for many of those clueless pnms who flood the board in the summer.