Monday is the day some rushees consider to be the most enjoyable. In a tour of eight sororities, you'll have a chance to see the physical facility and meet even more members. Each party is 45 minutes long to give you time to ask members about living arrangements, house policies, and cost. Don't be shy - the sorority members will be glad to answer any questions. By now you will be feeling more comfortable with the Greek system and discovering where you might fit in.
Appropriate attire is a little dressier and includes skirts and blouses or dresses.
Tuesday evening brings the most important parties of all, the preference parties. At these three parties, the rushee gets a last glimpse of the sororities she is considering. These parties are also special to the members, especially for the seniors who realize graduation is only a short year away. So if one of them begins to cry during the party, don't be surprised - she's only thinking about what the sorority means to her and how much she'll miss it. Dress for the parties is similar to skit day.