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I came from far OOS with a lowish GPA my freshman year. I wasn’t sure I wanted to manage sorority life and college life in the same year while transitioning to a school so far away. I had no problems making friends ( although it was a bit daunting the first few days living in Tut and most of the girls there were in sorority houses). I still found girls in Tut that weren’t in sororities ( and, guess what, they were not unattractive or weird. They were just unsure about getting involved in sorority life, too). I rushed my sophomore year. Some of my friend group also rushed as sophomores, some didn’t. My GPA was much higher and I had a very successful recruitment, even if I didn’t fully appreciate how successful it was at the time. I got dropped by too, middle and lower houses throughout the week. I went through pref with three houses, two “top” OR and one “middle” NR. My friends also had three houses, too, of mixed ranks. I actually chose one of the OR’s because I loved it all week. My friends chose different houses than me but we are still best friends. Be open to all the houses that ask you back. Your GPA is your biggest risk, especially since no one can vouch for you. If you want to wait a year, it worked out fine for me and for my friends.