<p>What's sorority rush like for sophomores? I didn't rush this year (I'm a freshman), but I think I want to next year. Would it be worth it? Do sororities take sophomores as new members? I have some acquaintances in sororities, but not close friends. Would my options be limited just because I'm a sophomore? Would it weird to be in a pledge class with freshman and thus have mostly freshman friends?
If anyone who rushed as a sophomore at Michigan is reading this, please respond!</p>
<p>I’m currently in a house, but just a freshman. Being a soph lessens your chances so get letters of rec from anyone you know, on the other hand you can totally still be happy on bid day. I can tell you which ones I know have taken sophomores in the more recent years but it’s all up in the air because of who you are and what houses are looking for!</p>
<p>Skrappa (known for taking a handful EVERY year), ZTA (known for taking a few usually), DPhiE (but not in PC 11 or 12), AGD, AEPhi. I’m almost positive there are a few other houses that take sophomores but I only wanted to tell you the ones I knew for sure! I’ve heard being in a PC that has younger girls is awkward, but joining a house where sophomores are more common makes it A LOT easier. </p>
<p>I’ve gotten a lot out of my Greek Life experience and actually couldn’t be happier, but it’s different for everyone. I hope in the end you find a niche that works for you, good luck!</p>
<p>What’s a “handful?” 1-10?</p>