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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]From what I understand, the process is less brutal at SLACs. But you may want to ask around. At my school, it was absolutely brutal. There were houses with horrible nicknames that no one wanted to be in. [/quote]

My daughter attends a SLAC. She decided to rush and was only asked back to the "loser" sorority for the preference round. Her friends went to other sororities or, in a few cases, also only had the "loser" sorority as an option, so they decided not to pledge at all. They all seemed a little PTSD about the whole experience. Putting 20/21 year olds in charge of 18 year olds: what could go wrong?[/quote]

Maybe they could’ve joined the “loser” sorority (what an awful description) and made it better, bigger and healthier? But no, your kid decided she was too good for them, nice.[/quote]

NP-Or knew she wouldn't be happy and made an appropriate decision for both involved.  Some of you are perpetually miserable and you simply can't help yourself from judging others, sad.[/quote]

Right? These are the same women saying it’s a “mutual selection” and the girls are “interviewing the houses as well.”  But heaven forbid she think her one option is a bad fit and be upset about the emotionally miserable week.  [/quote]

Well all credibility for your response went out the window when the final sorority was described as the "loser sorority". You could have just said, she didn't think her remaining options were fits. But no...... they are losers and your perfect princess is FAR too good for them.  :roll: [/quote]

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