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Poster Name:
Heyy

Poster Message:
This is a SEC in alabama so yes someone from chicago would be considered very out of state even northern. some states like north carolina and south carolina are even considered too out of state for an “in-state” sorority. however, this is becoming less and less of an issue for many chapters since more out of state students are being admitted into auburn. this year out of the 2300 pnms that rush, more than 60% were from out of state and majority ran home. some ran home to a more “out of state” sorority and other ran home to an “in state” sorority. chapters change and reflect the changes in auburn. more traditionally alabama sororities had girls from different states this year. but also think about it this way. would someone from chicago want to rush a sorority where majority are girls from birmingham, montgomery, and mobile? some chapters rush girls from the same hometowns and many girls come in with a friend group/cliquey. this is coming from someone who is out of state and joined a very “in-state” sorority. i eventually found my people, but it was hard. i now understand why these judgements on hometown occur but i honestly believe someone can find their home despite their location. also, greek rank and facebook groups are not going to be super helpful in the long run when wanting to know information about rush. so although i believe i am being very honest, still take things with a grain of salt because this is the internet.