Benefits of Fall Recruitment for First-Years
Starting college can be an isolating experience, especially for first-years who are far from home.
Without fall sorority recruitment, many students struggle to find their community until months into the year.
- First-years usually participate in rushing, which helps them meet people with similar interests.
- Even if one does not get a bid, rushing provides an opportunity to meet other people with similar goals.
- At Tulane, almost every woman who rushes receives a bid, allowing them to start with a friend group immediately.
Starting college at Tulane can be isolating, especially for first-years far from home.
This experience can be mitigated by allowing fall sorority recruitment, providing first-years with a sense of community and connection from the start.
Author's summary: Fall recruitment helps first-years find community.
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