What really happens during sorority rush?

What really happens during sorority rush?

Rush usually consists of a few rounds. During these rounds, sisters meet potential new members. The women talk, perform skits, sing songs and share personal stories about what the sisterhood means to them. As rush progresses, potential new members and sororities list their choices in order of preference.

What should you not do during sorority rush?

What to NOT do during recruitment.

• Don’t go into recruitment with only wanting to join one sorority. Like I said above, you want to stay open-minded throughout recruitment.
• Don’t listen to gossip. You will hear gossip during recruitment.
• Don’t only answer the members’ questions.

What is a dirty rush?

Dirty Rush occurs when sororities break those rules, which is definitely not allowed. Here is a list of some situations that could fall under the category of “Dirty Rush” during or prior to sorority recruitment: Being promised a bid or being guaranteed that you will get invited back to another recruitment round.

How do sororities decide who to drop?

After every round of sorority recruitment, you vote on which sororities you want to be invited back to for the next round. The sororities vote on the girls they want to see come back. Mutual selection is how Panhellenic determines which sororities you get invited back to for the next round.

What happens if no sorority wants you?

A suicide bid (aka single preference vote) is when a PNM chooses to put down only one sorority after the preference round of recruitment. This means if you don’t get a bid from that house, you will be cut from the entire process.

Why do girls drop sororities?

For many girls, a major reason for dropping their sorority is due to the cost. So for many girls, once they realize they cannot keep up with sorority dues and extra expenses like events, t-shirts, and sorority big little, they drop.

How does a sorority pick you?

Usually sororities are looking for members who will contribute to the sorority, get along with the members, and be willings to work for the good of the sorority, school, and their philanthropy. They are looking for people who are fun, loyal, have good character, and get along with people.

How does Sorority Rush really work?

How Sororities Work. Rush usually consists of a few rounds. During these rounds, sisters meet potential new members. The women talk, perform skits, sing songs and share personal stories about what the sisterhood means to them. As rush progresses, potential new members and sororities list their choices in order of preference.

What to wear for sorority rush?

Go for pastels, neutrals, or deep dark hues. Stay away from neon and very bright bold colors. Black can be considered too formal for a day event but is perfectly acceptable for an evening/night event. White dresses work well during Fall Rush when the weather is still nice out.

What is the sorority rush process?

The rush process varies from campus to campus. “Rushing” is when students become acquainted with the different fraternities or sororities on campus, and the process can range from very formal and structured to informal and casual. Sorority rush tends to be more formal, with different themes and requirements for each day.

What is fraternity rush like?

Fraternity rush is usually less formal than that of sororities. During rush, you get to know the brothers in the house and see if you get along. The frat may host events like playing football with the guys in the house, having a BBQ or throwing a party. After the rush, the fraternity gives out bids.