Reagan Wells

The University of Alabama

Recruitment Ready taught me the importance of networking and how making connections can help you not just in recruitment, but life!

Advice to current high-school girls:

I would encourage high school seniors to just be more confident in themselves because recruitment is way less scary than your imagining and being confident in yourself makes others confident in you!

Hannah Ericson

SMU

Caroline Welborn TCU

“Recruitment Ready taught me how to properly write my cover letter, resume, and thank you letters for recommendations! It was so helpful to have them as a guide.

Advice to a current high-school senior:

“Be yourself and don’t stress too much about the process! Everything happens for a reason, and what’s meant to be will be! Shine your light and being your realest self is so important!”

Brooke Brummett

 Ole Miss

“One thing that recruitment ready tought me was I learned how to hold conversations! During recruitment there will some points where conversations get awkward or come to a end, so recruitment ready taught me some questions and responses to keep in mind! When I was first told this I didn’t truly understand how helpful it would be, but having questions in the back of your mind especially when you are nervous was really helpful to ease conversations and start new ones.”

Evelyn Gray

LSU

“Recruitment Ready taught me what topics to avoid during rush and what topics to discuss. Leighton helped me decide on a few interesting facts about myself that I could talk about with anyone. She also helped me learn what topics to avoid, such as politics.”

Advice to a current high-school senior:

Be yourself!! Recruitment is often stressful and intimidating but each sorority wants to see who you are. You will end up where you are meant to be, even if it's not what you expected.