Each of the houses will be showing you many pictures and slides and videos about their activities and their own traditions too. The sisters will share with you about their experiences at the University and how their sorority has influenced their lives. You will probably also learn a little bit about the Greek fraternity parties , which is an experience all in its own. Not only do sororities have members on various sports teams, but sororities also form sports teams of their own and compete in intramurals. You can ask the sisters any questions that you have about the school, its traditions, greek life, sports, or anything else.
Rush can be informative as well as fun.
Not only do you learn about the school itself, you learn about the various activities on Grounds. Throughout the four rounds you talk to the sisters about all sorts of topics including extra-curricular activities. Sorority members can be a valuable resource because they are active in all different types of organizations. So, whether or not you decide to pledge, you have an idea of the other clubs and student groups waiting for your support. By talking to the sisters about what activities they were involved in, I learned about groups like the Virginia Dance Company, the Daycare and Big Sibling programs with Madison House, University Guides, and the list goes on but you get the idea.