Why Waiting for Spring Recruitment Pays Off
The first fall semester of college can be overwhelming, with a mix of emotions and new experiences. At many universities, sorority recruitment is one of the first experiences a college freshman will have.
However, at Tulane, sorority recruitment takes place during the spring semester. As a senior who joined a sorority, the author is grateful for this timing, as it allowed her to find her footing before diving into Greek life.
There are several logistical considerations that make spring recruitment favorable.
As a senior happily in a sorority, I am glad I had my first semester to find my footing before diving into Greek life.
The author believes that waiting for spring recruitment pays off, allowing students to settle into college life before joining a sorority.
Author's summary: Waiting for spring recruitment pays off for students.
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