rush decisions

by: RushJan 20, 2018 7:32:42 PM

So I have 3 frats I'm gonna rush and I am confident I will get a bid from one of them since I went to hs with a brother and I have been to some of their things but the other 2 I have only been around a few times and I'd rather get bids there. If I spend most of my time on Monday at these 2 and then go to the third on Tuesday will I risk not getting a bid from the 3rd one?

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#1 by: max Jan 20, 2018 9:20:05 PM

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Go to the one you like most 1st and spend the entire 1st session there
then got to the two other ones second session
make sure you go to all three day one
or just split it 1/3 each

By: maxJan 20, 2018 9:20:05 PM

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by: maxJan 20, 2018 9:21:14 PM

oh and if you are making connections and meeting a lot of brothers STAY

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