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Where to Live if You Plan to Join a Sorority at the University of Texas As an incoming student, one of the most important decisions you’ll make prior to your freshmen year is where to live. If you plan to participate in sorority recruitment at the University of Texas, you probably want to know where all the other girls planning to rush are signing up to live. The answer is Hardin House or Scottish Rite Dormitory SRD. I’d like to also make a quick note that first-semester freshmen at UT aren’t allowed to live in the sorority houses, which makes sense because you won’t know which sorority you’re in until bid day. I could talk about the best on-campus dorms, but honestly, I’m not ...

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If you plan to participate in sorority recruitment at the University of Texas, moms and daughters alike will want to familiarize themselves with this list of “sorority rush” vocabulary. Below, I’ve listed some of the terms, and how they specifically relate to rush at the University of Texas. I threw some rush tips in there too. Active: An active is an initiated member of a sorority who has already gone through sorority recruitment. Badge: A sign of sorority or fraternity membership. Only initiated members are allowed to wear the badge or “pin” and each sorority has their own unique design. They are typically only worn at specific, special events, including monthly formal meetings. Bid: A formal invitation to join a ...

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