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Who Is This Webinar For?
- High school girls preparing for sorority recruitment! Note: This webinar is confidential!  Â
- Moms eager to support their daughters with confidence...in a modern and stress-free way!Â
What to Expect:
- An overview of Recruitment Ready's tailored offerings, from 1-1 coaching, to style sessions, social media etiquette + more!    Â
- Information on what's changed over the years in the sorority recruitment process! Insight into legacy info & how to genuinely help your daughter! Â
- Etiquette tips when planning for a happy bid day! Â
- Access to our 2026 recruitment coaching packages with a webinar attendee-only discount! Â
- Complimentary PDF download with information on social media's impact on getting a bid in the modern age (emailed to you on the day of the webinar!)Â
What happy past clients are saying about Recruitment Ready…
Caroline McGregor. TCU.
“Recruitment ready taught me to be confident in myself throughout rush, and to take full advantage of every opportunity that comes my way, enjoying every fun and stressful minute!”
Advice to a high school senior
“BE YOURSELF!! I know it sounds cheesy but it honestly is the best way to make sure you end up where you are supposed to!!! The right house for you is the right house for YOU! The girls are going to love you regardless, but you want them to love you for YOU, not for someone you are pretending to be!”
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!
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Hannah Ericson
SMU
“Recruitment Ready taught me that after asking older girls and women to write a letter of recommendation on your behalf for the many chapters on your university's campus, make sure to send them a thoughtful and personal, handwritten thank you note.”
Advice to a current high-school senior:
Be true to yourself when creating your outfits for recruitment. Do not worry about what is the most "trendy" or expensive. Choose what you feel most confident and happy in. Your smile and confidence shine through during rush week when you are proud of, and comfortable with, what you are wearing!
Webinar hosts:
Leighton "Founder of Recruitment Ready" and Emily "Recruitment Ready Consultant"Â
What happy past clients are saying about Recruitment Ready…
"I honestly don’t have enough great things to say about the “Get Her to Bid Day Bundle.” Leighton checked in on my daughter EVERY single day and it gave me such peace of mind knowing someone else (besides just me) was caring for her. The style sessions, text support and online course were so impactful on my daughter’s experience." -Karen J.
“Leighton was such a wonderful role model for my daughter. Being an introvert, the recruitment process was a bit daunting, but the tips that Leighton provided through “The Everything Package” and the afternoon at Dillards were game changing. My daughter actually enjoyed her time talking with the active members during recruitment and she spoke with confidence during her rounds and she was able to shine. I'm so thankful we had Leighton in our corner!” Courtney W.
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What happy past clients are saying about Recruitment Ready…
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.
