What do sororities look for?

What do sororities look for?

Strong Values And Passion About Something. Last, but certainly not least, sororities are looking for women who have strong values and women who are passionate about something. More than anything, this means that sororities are looking for people who have a personality.

What do you need to rush a sorority?

WHAT do YOU need TO DO BEFORE RECRUITMENT STARTS?

1. Register. To go through sorority recruitment, you have to register. To find this form, go to your college’s Panhellenic website.
2. Get recommendation letters. Every college does not need recommendation letters.

What do you look for in a big?

5 Things You Should Look for in a Potential Big

• Does she hold the values that your chapter stands for? I know this seems really deep and something that should take time to think about, but I do feel it is very important.
• Is she great at giving wise advice?
• Can you trust her?
• Do you have things in common besides the sorority?
• Do you like her family line?

What is big and little in sorority?

So for those who know nothing about Greek Life (don’t worry, that was me a year ago) every sorority has Bigs and Littles. Basically, every new member is a Little and gets a Big, who is someone a year older than them to show them the ropes and hang with a ton.

Does everyone who rushes get into a sorority?

Rush is different for every school and every sorority. Some schools have girls arrive early before the school year even starts, some do it a few weeks in and some schools (like Stanford, where I went) do it toward the end of freshman year.

What sorority should I look for in a big sister?

When choosing a sorority Big or Little it is important to choose someone whose personality, values, hobbies, interests, and lifestyle align with yours. Sure, a sorority Big Little pairing can have their differences, but too many differences can result in a failed Big Little relationship.

Why am I interested in joining a sorority?

Joining a sorority is like joining a big family. You’ll gain hundreds of sister within your campus’ chapter, other schools’ chapters, and alumni around the world. This makes it easy to make friends and have support, even as a new kid on campus. Most friendships you make in Greek life will last a lifetime.

How long is the pledging process?

six weeks

What is the biggest sorority?

Chi Omega

How do bigs and littles work in fraternities?

Letters: The Greek letters of your sorority or fraternity name. Little: Each new member is given a “big” brother or sister that has been a mentor to her throughout her new member period. The new member is called a little. This bond remains even after the new member has initiated.

What is the role of a sorority big sister?

In the simplest terms, a big is an older sorority sister meant to guide you through the incredibly overwhelming beginning of your college and sorority experiences. But she is so much more than just that. With the right pairing, a big becomes your school mom or the person you call when you’re sad.

What is a big little relationship?

The Big/Little relationship is all about mentorship. As a little getting a big is so important. They have spent time in your organization and they have knowledge of so many different things on campus you might not know about yet. The big and little relationship is a reciprocal relationship of love and affection.

How do you get a little sorority?

How to Get Your Perfect Little In a Sorority

1. Make Sure Your Favorite Girl Gets a Bid. During recruitment you are getting to know a lot of women, and it can be hard choosing between all of them!
2. Talk to Her Throughout the Bid Day Madness.
3. Invite Her to Grab Lunch.
4. Ask Her New Member Peers for an Inside Scoop.
5. Tell the VP of Membership Education Who You Want.

What is Rush Week?

Rush week, more officially known as recruitment week, is the period of time when fraternities and sororities recruit students to their respective Greek letter organizations. Rush week usually happens right in the beginning of the school year.

Why is it called Rush?

But with many organizations now having their own houses that needed to be kept full, they often fiercely competed for the interests of incoming freshman. “Rush” comes from this period when the fraternities literally “rushed” to get to the freshman before another organization got to them first.

What do you hope to gain from a sorority?

If you are considering joining a fraternity or sorority, here are some benefits you might gain as a result:

• Make Connections.
• Build Your Resume.
• Learn New Skills.
• Volunteer in the Community.
• Balance Academic and Social Activities.
• Create Lifelong Friendships.

Do Littles get bigs gifts?

At big/lil revealing, the littles give their bigs a picture frame (preferably one that you decorated yourself). And at initiation, littles give their bigs a paddle.

Are sororities based on looks?

Rank among the Greek life is based on appearance, both physically and within the Greek world. A lot of sororities have rules about dress, hair, and makeup, but many sororities will also take in women who simply fit the mould they’ve set out.

What happens during a 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 makes a good big sister?

A good sister demonstrates qualities of honesty, loyalty and trustworthiness. She communicates with her siblings and doesn’t forget what’s important to them. As a sister, she’s there in times of need and in times of celebration.

Do sororities look at your Instagram?

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.

How much does it cost to Rush?

Cost of Sororities and Fraternities: Rush Registration Fee That’s because virtually every Greek house charges what’s known as a rush fee, which enables potential members to participate in recruiting events during rush season. Registration fees can vary significantly among houses, but they typically cost $50 to $150.