Rushing as a Junior (Fall Semester) - Questions!

[DZsis&mom]

....I think rachiexo is a babe from the south.

[AOII Angel]

I doubt it. She's for real. Trolls come back to argue and argue. The OP took correction, said "sorry" then stopped posting. All signs of a real college girl that realized that she said a little too much.

[rachiexo]

No, I am not a troll. Lol. But thanks for all your help everyone. Has anyone on here happened to rush as a junior? It would be nice to hear from experience.

[DeltaBetaBaby]

Originally Posted by rachiexo

No, I am not a troll. Lol. But thanks for all your help everyone. Has anyone on here happened to rush as a junior? It would be nice to hear from experience.

Do a search.

[33girl]

Your junior status in and of itself should not make your chances worse; however, the state of mind where you have a concept like being "pledge class mommy" will. Age is nothing but a number. Don't dwell on it.

COB events don't mean you personally have a better or worse chance of getting a bid. It is simply a way for all the sororities to get on an even footing numbers wise before formal rush begins. I would go to these events, but DO NOT limit yourself to one or two sororities. Visit ALL the groups that are holding COB events.

ree-xi - first semester freshmen can't rush. The sororities who need to get up to total have an organized sort of COB-fest right before formal rush. This is only for sophomores and up.

http://www.bloomu.edu/greek_life/recruitment

ETA: I just reread the title of this. If you go to Bloomsburg (which we assumed you do from your other post) why on earth are you waiting until fall?

[~sunflower~]

I rushed as a junior. I am older then both my big and my grandbig and it has worked out perfectly. If you think having a big younger then you would be weird though you can always try to find one who is from a higher up pledge class. I know that at least in my sorority many girls take several littles over the course of their years in college