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The motivations for joining a sorority vary. But lifelong friendships, community service, networking, leadership development and social activities are key advantages.

Women who go through sorority recruitment expect to get a bid and receive an invitation to join a chapter. But some women will not get a bid and want to know why.

Each fall, thousands of college women eagerly anticipate joining a sorority and becoming a sister. Learn about the membership recruitment process formerly known as rush.

The process of joining a sorority can be confusing and nerve-wracking. There are a couple of things to keep in mind in order to help make the recruitment process easier.

Most women start sorority recruitment fully expecting to receive a bid from the group of their dreams. The reality is that some women will not be successfully matched.

You don't have to say "It's all Greek to me!" Learn the most important terms and words used by sorority sisters during membership recruitment or sorority rush.

Joining a sorority in college can be a great experience. But when deciding there are factors to consider such as cost, time, academics, housing and personal issues.

Joining a sorority is a dream for many college women. But some potential new members ruin their chances of receiving a bid by making some common and avoidable mistakes.

Finding the right sorority involves more than cute shoes! Sorority membership recruitment involves planning ahead and being informed about the entire rush process.

Another college tradition is close to beginning - Greek recruitment week. Here's what potential Greeks should know before choosing to join a sorority or fraternity.