What should you not do during sorority recruitment?

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 the point of sorority recruitment?

Primary recruitment gives participants the opportunity to meet the entire sorority community on your campus. Many campuses will schedule recruitment for 3-5 consecutive days. Schedules will differ by campus and may occur over two weekends before the academic term begins, during the week or over a long weekend.

Do sororities recruit based on looks?

Yes, there are some sororities out there that seem to fill their sorority based on superficial looks. Yes, even for sororities who don’t base their recruitment on looks, you want to look presentable. You should look like you are trying at least a little during recruitment.

What are the 5 B’s in sorority recruitment?

1. “Avoid bringing up the five ‘B Words’: Boys, Ballots, Booze, Beliefs, and Bucks.”

Why is it called Rush?

“Rush” comes from this period when the fraternities literally “rushed” to get to the freshman before another organization got to them first. Today, “rush” has been replaced by “recruitment”, signifying the active role a chapter takes to find the best members for their organizations.

Do sororities look at your Instagram during rush?

Sororities DO look at your social media accounts prior to recruitment to gain a little more insight into your personality and to make sure that what you are posting aligns with their values. However, it’s NOT about how many followers you have or your popularity online.

What should you not post in a sorority?

Members can’t post profanity, “disrespectful” comments, or pictures with “clothing that is unsuitable or distasteful.” Underage drinking is prohibited, but other photos with alcohol logos may also be deemed inappropriate.

What does RIF stand for sorority?

A Recruitment Information Form (RIF) allows a Chi Omega alumna in good standing to recommend an outstanding young woman for membership. Information provided on the RIF is considered during the chapter’s pre-screening process and during member selection sessions.

How do you get noticed by a sorority?

Sorority Rush Tips: 13 Ways to Get the Bid You Want

1. 1) Be yourself.
2. 2) Do your research.
3. 3) Do not rely on reputations.
4. 4) Explore the different kinds of Greek life opportunities on campus.
5. 5) Learn how to best market yourself.
6. 6) Be outgoing.
7. 7) Dress the part.
8. 8) Be honest with yourself.