<p>So I was a transfer student who rushed (but did not pledge) a social frat previously; the bid I received was for a house I just cannot imagine being associated with for the rest of my life. I must have made the right choice because their charter was revoked the same semester (I'm sure you won't have to guess which fraternity I'm talking about). I'm a pretty gregarious kinda guy though, and being a transfer has made it difficult making friends here (not that it's hard for me, just harder than it ever has been before) so I'm considering rushing a business frat. I have only heard about Phi Chi Theta and Alpha Kappa Psi, both of which I think are co-ed?</p>
<p>I like the idea of being part of a business frat because the networking aspect was the sole biggest reason I wanted to join the normal social frat, and I'm thinking that this would be just as strong, if not stronger, in that sense. I'm also thinking the whole philanthropic/community service factor would have a greater emphasis and feel more genuine.</p>
<p>Anyone here a member of any business frats? Am I right with my assumptions? Could you tell me what rushing entails? I have a friend who's an AKPsi at Binghamton U in NY and he said rushing was a gnarly amount of interviews, whereas my rushing experience with social fraternities had no "interviews" lol so I'm just wondering if this is true/how this is gone about. ANY INFO YOU'VE GOT APPRECIATED!</p>