What is formal recruitment for sorority?
Sorority recruitment, often called sorority rush, is a process that can last anywhere from three days to two weeks during which sororities recruit potential new members (PNMs) to join their chapter of the national sorority.
How do sororities stand out during recruitment?
Act like you are talking to your friends. When the members are interviewing potential new members they are looking for their Littles and their new friends. The more you can come off as a friend the more the members will be able to see you in the sorority.
Does GPA matter for sorority recruitment?
Every sorority chapter has different GPA requirements for new members. You are allowed to register for the recruitment process regardless of your GPA because the College Panhellenics coordinating recruitment do not set a minimum GPA for potential new members per the NPC Unanimous Agreements.
How much is it to rush at Mizzou?
Recruitment registration (informal & formal) is $50. The formal recruitment process starts out with an expo that allows potential new members (PNMs) to meet representatives from all of our IFC fraternities.
What should you not discuss during sorority recruitment?
9 things to never talk about during sorority recruitment
- Alcohol. Whether you are underaged or of age, alcohol is a huge no-no topic!
- Boys. This topic is kinda iffy, because it’s ok to talk about some boys, but not others…
- Drugs.
- Money.
- Other sororities or fraternities.
- Partying.
- Politics.
- Religion.
Do sororities know who they want before rush?
At the end of sorority recruitment, the very last day is universally know as Preference Round or “Prefs”. Each and every Potential New Member (PNM) who registered for rush will be invited to Round One parties.
Does Mizzou have sorority houses?
Welcome to Mizzou Fraternities and sororities have been an integral part of student and campus life at the University of Missouri for more than 150 years.
What should I wear to Mizzou rush?
A skirt, casual sundress or pair of shorts is perfect. Just like the last two days, you will be walking all over Greek Town, so comfy shoes are a must. During Preference Round, dinner party attire is appropriate; just keep it simple and classy. A dress, romper, or nice pants are great options.
How hard is it to get a bid from a sorority?
There is a high chance that if you have made it to a sorority chapter’s Preference Night you will get a bid. But even though the chance is high, you still need to put your best foot forward and show the sorority that you interested in joining their chapter and will accept their bid on Bid Day.
What should you not say during rush?
How many Mizzou sororities are there?
15 sororities
Abide by all official Panhellenic codes, including but not limited to: The Panhellenic Creed. Potential New Members (PNMs) will visit all 15 sororities and will meet with active members.
How do I join a sorority as a girl?
The majority of sorority women join chapters through primary recruitment, which takes place every fall the week before school begins. PHA recruitment is a mutual selection process where a potential member has the opportunity to meet with chapter members, ask a variety of questions, and tour the living units.
What is the University of Missouri doing to support fraternities and sororities?
The University of Missouri is committed to partnering with students, alumni, national headquarters and various stakeholders to ensure that fraternity and sorority members thrive.
What is involved in Sorority recruitment?
Each round of recruitment consists of planned social events. For example, Sisterhood Day allows the sorority women to show their sense of humor with a skit, while Philanthropy Day focuses on each chapter’s philanthropy and community service work.
What is fraternities and sororities at UMO?
Fraternities and sororities have been an integral part of student and campus life at the University of Missouri for more than 150 years. The University of Missouri is committed to partnering with students, alumni, national headquarters and various stakeholders to ensure that fraternity and sorority members thrive.