dropped and i don’t know why?

by: UpsetFeb 12, 2018 12:30:54 AM

Guys I wanted SAE so bad and they dropped me after sisterhood. I literally have been crying ever since and I just need answers. Like can someone tell me what they recruit for? Is it looks or grades? God the girls in it are so cool I’m just sad they didn’t want me.

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#1 by: don’t worry Feb 12, 2018 12:39:15 AM

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they’re really exclusive. they only take athletes and business students from the wealthiest parts of chicago and the coasts.

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by: ???Feb 12, 2018 1:07:15 AM

this is true. “have you won a state championship in hockey or lacrosse?” was one of their rush questions. i didn’t get a bid either.

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