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[quote=Anonymous]I argued earlier in this thread about how brutal sorority rush is  but I also neglected to point out that my DS is now also rushing a frat. He was supposedly "on the spectrum" when he was around 5 with some developmental delays but is now at a top college and getting 4.0s though his friend "group" consists of his roommate and maybe 2-3 others. They decided to rush this spring to meet people. Mind you my DS is extremely shy and not a partier at all.  He did recognize that he needed more friends and activities and wanted a "home" to go to, someplace to watch a football game, or just know he has a group of guys to hang out with. So I do get that draw to the structured social setting. He happened to find a frat that is populated by people like him and he loves it.

So i guess it all depends on your DC and how they handle the stress of going though the rush process. Sorority rush feels much tougher, but she could probably find a home at one of the "bottom tier" sororities which are perfectly great places, just not as popular or social as others. That's the type of place my DS is at, and he definitely fits in well there. [/quote]

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