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by: Rushing twice    

I rushed last year and it was something I decided to do really last minute. I wasn't happy with the houses I had towards the 3rd round. I was trying to keep an open mind so i stayed until i got a bid. Unfortunately I didn't really feel like I was at home with that house so I dropped before I was initiated. I know I am eligible to rush again my sophomore year and is something I want to do. I just want to know if it shows up that I had previously got a bid the year before to all the chapters when i rush again? I know that might look bad that I previously rushed .I really want to be in a sorority so any advice in rushing my second time.

Should I do COB instead of formal rush, or just not rush at all?? Also will sororities care that I was in a bottom house and dropped before initiation?

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#1by: PNM or not?   
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Are you going here, or to Auburn? Where else have you posted this?

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I go here, but I asked for advice on Auburn greekrank too

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#2by: no   
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im in probably what you consider a "bottom house" and we drop everyone who previously got bids and left. you're a flight risk.

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#3by: hmm   
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I always tell girls to give it a shot! But I want you to be prepared. It would be useful if i had more information like did you get a high gpa your first year of college? do you have close friends in the houses? do you have a clean rep amongst those girls? Do you have recs? Also I've heard that if a house drops you once, they'll probably drop you again. There's a reason why you were dropped from the houses you were dropped from and unless you've improved significantly in those areas, you will be dropped again. Also I would definitely encourage you to rush instead of cobing. From what it sounds like you pledged a bottom tier house and didnt like it. Most houses that COB are bottom tier. Also by the time you get an opportunity to cob you'll be a second semester sophomore and that's not something sororities will really take.

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#4by: Jhddh   
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I know a girl who left her sorority before initiation (not on good terms to my knowledge) and re rushed and got a bid to a solid hoise

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#5by: ha   
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having sophomores in the freshman pledge class is so weird.

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It depends on the sophomore

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#6by: honestly   
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tbh I would COB because if you have a good gpa and friends in house you pretty much get to pick which sorority you want to be in but the only issue with COBing is if a house is even doing it or if your gpa isn't great

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by: Rushing twice   

What’s a good GPA cutoff?

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#7by: Wow   
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Posted on at least two different sites. Does the troll think we don't read our friend's sites?

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#8by: Got noticed    
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Reach out to as many sorority girl connections as possible!! That will be the most effective

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by: NO   

No don't do that wtf do you go here? The no contact period started may 1st the actives won't answer you unless you guys are bffs and she has you on her contact list. It also looks kind of desperate like "oh hey i'm finally reaching out to you because i need you to pull for me during rush"

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#9by: It’s all about    
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It’s all about making friends!!! I know a girl that got DZ freshman year and got Kappa as a sophomore because she made friends in a lot of houses that pulled for her!!! If you don’t have connections already then rush might not go so well :(

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#10by: Guest   
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BUmp

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