informal sorority rush
by: S.K.Can someone please explain what "informal" sorority rush (Continuous Open Bidding) is and how it works? I went through Formal Rush last Spring and really had my heart set on one sorority, which, unfortunately did not offer me a bid. They are supposed to do COB this semester, but is it worth it to try again since I never got a bid during Formal? I preffed there and thought I made a positive impression, so I don't know what to think any more. Looking for advice, serious responses only, please. Thanks!
#1by: Panhel
Not all sororities participate in COB so if you know anyone in that chapter I would inquire about whether or not they are. If you can confirm via a sister or through social media that they are having parties, go. It is much more relaxed and casual than what you went through in the spring. If you made it to prefs, they liked you. Every single person invited to prefs is liked enough to receive a bid. At that point, it just comes down to where you fell on their list. If you did not get a bid, you were lower on that list than the number of women they could take. If you did not get a bid, you either SIP'd (listed only one chapter) or got a bid elsewhere and dropped. If you got a bid elsewhere and dropped, you are not eligible for COB. If you SIP'd you should pursue COB because your chances would be very high to receive a bid from them now.
#2by: K.D.
It's very enlightening to see that the discussions between/around sorority questions are MUCH more thoughtful and insightful than those moronic quips on the fraternity threads. This site SHOULD be a great clearing house for questions from would-be Greeks but most of the idiotic responses about "tiers" and the complete lack of empathy for guys going through rush is a disgrace to the PSU IFC.
#5by: Houses
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by: S.K.
Thank you. The sorority I wanted is listed as participating in COB, so your info is reassuring and helpful.
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