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What questions do sororities ask you?
Questions Sorority Members May Ask You:
- Where are you from? What’s your hometown?
- What dorm are you in?
- What classes are you taking?
- Do you have a major already?
- Did you have a fun summer?
- How are you enjoying rush/recruitment?
- Have you met your roommate yet?
- How are you enjoying your first week of school so far?
What are your sorority values answer?
Refrain from giving a generic answer about making connections that last a lifetime. While that might be your goal, you want to stand out. Research the values of the sororities you’re most interested in for discussion ideas. Also, think about something unique about your life and weave it into your answer.
What questions should I ask during sorority rush?
Here are some questions that you can ask during recruitment.
- What is your experience like being a sorority woman?
- Why did you join your sorority?
- Do you have sisters that are involved in other campus activities?
- What are some of your chapter sisters majoring in?
How does a sorority pick you?
This matching process is called mutual selection. Mutual selection starts with Panhellenic looking at your voting and the scores the sororities gave each potential new member. Then based on these lists, they optimize the best schedule for you! This optimized schedule gives you the most options.
What are the 5 B’s of sorority?
1. “Avoid bringing up the five ‘B Words’: Boys, Ballots, Booze, Beliefs, and Bucks.”
How to answer “how is sorority recruitment going?
They say sorority recruitment is going great even if it is not. However, the members can see on your face how it is really going. They can see if you are frustrated or upset. How to answer this question. Answer this question honestly. If you just got dropped from your #1 sorority, tell them. They might have been in a similar situation.
What do they look for in a sorority?
Here is the deal. The members do not care what your major is, where you are from, or what you did over the summer. They are looking for women to join their sorority. If we want to get more specific, they are looking for their Littles and new best friends. How do you come off as that person? It all comes down to answering their questions correctly.
What questions should I ask my sorority sisters?
Here are a few questions you can ask: 1 Why did you decide to rush this sorority? 2 How has this sorority affected your college experience? 3 What is your favorite memory with your sorority sisters?
What is the best book to get into a sorority?
If you need a strategy and plan for sorority recruitment, check out The Ultimate Guide to Sorority Recruitment. This book (also available as an ebook) helps you know how to stand out during sorority recruitment and how to get invited back to sororities you love.