Reasons To Rush An MGC Sorority Or Fraternity
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Reasons To Rush An MGC Sorority Or Fraternity

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Reasons To Rush An MGC Sorority Or Fraternity

With the start of September, only a few weeks after beginning classes, comes the busiest and most exciting time of the year: fall rush. 

While it’s now time for the majority of the Inter Fraternity Council (IFC) to scout for their new pledge classes, this week also marks rush season for the fraternities and sororities in the Multicultural Greek Council (MGC). 

For the girls who may have missed out on the opportunity to rush the Panhellenic (PC) sororities, or even if you are still unconvinced about going Greek, stop and consider what MGC Greek life may have to offer with these top reasons to rush. 

The bonds. When they say sisterhood or brotherhood is forever, it’s true. After meeting and talking with only a few people, the genuine and tight knit bonds they share will become apparent. This underlying unity applies not only to individual chapters, but to MGC as a whole. Each organization knows and works closely with its respective ones. They also hold very close ties and regularly visit and host their chapters from outside schools, an aspect which is rarely seen in any of the other Greek councils.    

The experience. The MGC experience is a dynamic and unique process where you will grow, discover, and be the best version of yourself. It’s not letters that make you better, it’s the character and values you show.     

Culture. Between 13 diverse organizations, there’s one for everyone whether you are Asian, South East Asian, Hispanic, black, or white. Despite your background, none of these organizations are exclusive and anyone can join. You can embrace and explore a different culture you never thought you would have before!     

Size. Rushing from house to house full of 100, or more, sisters or brothers can look and feel intimidating to anyone. However, MGC chapters and pledge classes consist of smaller groups of quality individuals, making rush easier and geared towards you. Typically with pledge classes of over 100 new members, it’s also nearly impossible to know everyone. With smaller classes and chapters, you are able to genuinely know and build much more personal connections with people.     

New member presentations and nicknames. Many rush in anticipation of reveal day. After the end of the rush season, it is tradition for some chapters to present their new members in a showcase. Basically, this is your public debut in your particular sorority or fraternity. New members are proud to show off their given nicknames during their reveal speech and love to show off a few dance moves. Don’t pass up the chance to go if you get to!      

Lower cost. Don’t really want to pay the high price of dues that come with joining a PC or IFC sorority or fraternity? MGC dues are nowhere near as expensive and are affordable. On the plus side, rush is totally free! No registration fee is required and all events are free with no obligation to join. So, what’s the hesitation? Just come out and see what these organizations can offer you!

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