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Poster Name:
Truth

Poster Message:
Why so much anger over not having a chance? Cmon! If you look at the sheer numbers, it is obvious- this is how rush is for most PNM's. Any one particular house has roughly 140-150 spots. There are over 2600 applicants for those spots. If you chop off even a 1000 PNM's for bad reps, bad grades, no recs, etc, you still have 1600 girls that are just like you. They all have great resumes, recs, etc...What makes you think you are so special? The truth is, there are a TON of great girls just like you. This is like a job interview where everyone applying is great. All applicants are qualified and some even over qualified. Why does one person get hired for a job when another one doesn't? Many times it is who you know. If someone can say 'hire this person', you have a better chance. Just like s job interview, being known and having connections helps tremendously.Other than that, if you talk to any interviewer, the reason someone gets hired is very subjective.It's usually based on a feeling the interviewer gets. Why? Because most of the time, MOST OF THE APPLICANTS ARE QUALIFIED AND GOOD. Why do any of you think this process is any different? Wake up! This is the real world.This is how life works. No one was misleading you.The truth is, your resume was just as good as 100's of other girls. All your great resume does, is get you in the door. Period. If you realize that this is how the process works, you will be fine. So sorry some of you opened the UA sorority webpages beforehand and decided where YOU thought YOU belonged. You set your own self up for disappointment. With only 150 spots, you really need to come to the realization that you are just not that special when 2600 girls are after the same spot you are. Yes. Bloom where you are planted and move along.