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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Not my daughter's situation, but loads of friends have had this.
1.  Wait until rush is over - a lot happens with COB (continuous open bidding).
2. She's better off not joining a sorority then joining a house she won't fit in.  Oftentimes, the sorority friends will include her in things and parties. 
3. She can rush again sophomore year and it is almost always easier.

I am sorry, mama. This hurts, but it will be okay.[/quote]

Sophomores rush does not exist at most schools.  Only those where it isn’t particularly hard to get on the first time.[/quote]

Depends on the school. At my school you needed a certain gpa to rush and a few popular girls I knew did not rush freshman year but did so sophomore year and got into the top sorority. Their bffs vouched for them ie: made signs for them, etc... spoke up at meetings, introduced them to people. Two I can think of got in easily. Agree she can still attend many of the events if she doesn't join especially these days where girls would rather bring a friend as their date than some random guy - this is for the formals etc... [/quote]

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