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My advice is to go for it. At worst, you'll have a story to tell a few years later. Or you can make a few friends. Either way, it'll likely have some sort of po
by Zev 16y ago
My advice is to go for it. At worst, you'll have a story to tell a few years later. Or you can make a few friends. Either way, it'll likely have some sort of positive outcome.
Personally, I didn't join a frat. Not for me. But, I know a few people who did -- and they've had good things to say. Maybe not about the rush, but about everything else afterwards.
- gte910h 16y agoRush is one of the most clearly valuable exercises in sales and getting people to like you that you will ever do. If you join a fraternity, you end up being on the other side of it 3-12 other times (depends on how often your school rushes). I'll tell you this, smalltalk with strangers while trying to sell something is so easy after the approximately 50 nights of rush I did during college, trying to sell people on an organization while chatting for hours.