Rush a Frat After SA Recruiting

I was in a frat at a SEC school that has solid greek life. There will 100% be house(s) that will bid you.

I would say go for it but target houses that are small/ mid sized and keep in mind that you will spend a majority of time with freshmen.

Not sure where you go, but if it’s a big state school, it is going to be practically impossible to get a bid as a Junior. Some frats take juniors but they are usually the ones that are less known, have worse mixers (parties), and more weird dudes than normal. A friend in my pledge class told the fraternity he was a sophomore until he got a bid and then a few months later, after initiation, he told everyone he was really a Junior. Might seem like a loser move but once you’re in and cool with everyone no one cares. Message me if you have any other questions as I went through the whole process last year as a Sophomore at a huge greek life school.

I think it'd be a silly move. You have 4 semesters left at uni and you're either over 21 or about to be. Spending one of those semesters as somebody's bitch and wasting thousands of dollars, all to attend a couple formals just isn't worth it. Once you're old enough to get into the bars, all else is equal. 

Not worth it. Spend your money / time traveling instead or just going out with your friends. For what it's worth, fraternities don't really matter in the real world - unless you are in something incredibly exclusive like Skull & Bones.

I was in a similar situation, didn’t have too many friends first two years of college due to a similar mindset. After getting BB IB internship i pledged as a junior and it was one of the best decisions I made in college.

Not rlly worth pledging at that point Imo and your pc will be significantly younger. If you do rush, DO NOT go for the top house, just go for a house that still is social but has the least hazing/ Bs and doesn’t rlly dominate your life but is still fun in the side.

Once I got my SA offer I pledged a fraternity. I think it was a good move because it allows you to have another avenue to enjoy the rest of your years in college. I would do it again.

Like other users said, you'll be around people that are younger than you. Most of the "networks" of alumni and whatnot aren't connected to the field in which your going. The fraternity life is a easy path to getting off track and prioritizing instant gratification. It's a good way to meet girls and find an endless supply of drugs/alcohol; but that's prob not what you need right now. I'm an alumni of a fraternity and I would say the experience didn't benefit me too much.