<p>Hello everyone! So I would just like everyone's opinion on my little dilemma. I'm a first year transfer right now and I missed fall recruitment. I'm going to be at UCSD for a total of 3 years and I was wondering if anyone thinks I should wait until next fall to rush a sorority. </p>
<p>I heard Tri Delta has spring recruitment, and I'm very interested in rushing for Tri Delta but I know that there's the possibility of the sorority not being for me. So if that's the case, should I just rush in the fall? My only worries is that I will be too old (I'll be 22) and also because I think I will technically have senior status by the upcoming fall.</p>
<p>You should probably just wait until the Fall, Tri Delta isn’t doing Spring Recruitment as of right now but that could possibly change I guess. In fact, I don’t know any Panhellenic sororities that have officially decided to do Spring Recruitment.</p>
<p>I do like the idea of waiting until fall, but I just wonder if there is such thing as being too old to rush and pledge. Is there such thing?</p>
<p>Definitely not. I know Greek women of every age and maturity level, it does not really matter. I don’t see it being a problem at all. The Panhellenic sororities should advertise if they are doing Spring Recruitment so if you still don’t feel comfortable waiting (But seriously, don’t worry about it, it’s not a problem! You won’t be alone! Some 4th and 5th years go through rush because they want that experience before they leave, I’m sure you’ll meet plenty!), you could see then.</p>
<p>Agreed, wait until fall! YOU personally will not be too old, but just know that some chapters are not allowed to take 4th years or take very few. You shouldn’t have a problem in general, but it wouldn’t hurt to make friends in the sororities now!</p>
<p>I guess I can wait but I’m really interested in Kappa Alpha Theta (from initial impressions and from what I’ve read on their website) and I know they only go through formal recruitment. Do you guys know if they even take seniors? By the way, thanks for all the responses! It’s so helpful and informative!</p>