What questions should I ask at Pref night?

Here are some examples of questions you might ask the sorority members for Pref:

Why did you choose to join your sorority?
Are there any leadership positions for new members?
Are there sisterhood events?
What is your favorite memory?
How has being in a sorority changed your college experience?

What is preference night?

Preference parties are part of a formal sorority recruitment process held in the fall on college campuses. A preference party night is usually called “pref night.” The sorority rush process typically spans three to four days, and preference parties are held on the final day of the process.

What are good questions to ask a sorority?

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?

Do sororities cut after Pref night?

Basically, you’ll rank and write down the sororities that invited you to attend their Preference Night. Since you’re only allowed to attend a maximum of two Preference Night parties, that means that two sororities missed out. However, if they’re really certain about you, you might still see them on Bid Day.)

Are you guaranteed a bid after Pref night?

You are guaranteed a bid– The odds are in your favor. You are maximizing your chances to receive a bid. You like both or all of the sororities, and you will accept a bid to either of the sororities. Most potential new members will receive a bid to their #1 sorority.

What happens during Preference day?

Basically, you’ll rank and write down the sororities that invited you to attend their Preference Night. By signing that agreement, you’re saying that you’ll accept a bid from that sorority should they chose you. If you don’t sign the agreement, you’re basically taking yourself out of the recruitment process.

What are some good questions to ask during rush?

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1) Tell me about yourself. 2) How did you choose your major? 3) What are your hobbies?
1) Tell me about your new member program. 2) What is a Big Sister/Little Sister?
1) “Do you know so-and-so in your sorority?” Duh! 2) If you plan to name drop, stick to women you know in that sorority.

Can you get two bids?

During both minimally structured recruitment, and continuous open bidding it is possible to get bids from multiple sororities. Like the other respondent said, it depends on what style of recruitment your campus uses (and possibly also what time of year it is).

Can you get dropped after Pref?

It’s okay, sometimes this happens. You can choose to drop out of sorority recruitment. If you accept a bid, you are not able to go through sorority recruitment until the following year. However, if you drop from sorority recruitment before you vote you still have options.