Just curious as I know there are way less spots for sophomores compared to freshman. Would it make sense to reach out to exec board members before the year starts? Just wanted to maximize my opportunities
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honestly depends where. If it’s somewhere that is more “transfer friendly” (NU, lately UChicago, etc), then it can be a bit more straightforward to crack clubs and recruiting but if it’s like Penn could be tough
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