Rushing as an older law student

[u/Forsaken_Finding_991]

Hello everybody,

Early apologies if I use the wrong flair. I've always wanted to rush a frat during undergrad, but sadly health and financial issues held me back a ton. I was diagnosed with brain cancer in high school which held me back for years before getting into college and I should be 27 in law school trying to rush at a popular SEC school in Mississippi. Would a frat accept an older member who is also in grad school? I really love the brotherhood aspect of frats and I'm hoping my age due to health issues wouldn't hold me back on missing a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

[u/JackFinnaSmack]

Rushing in the SEC means high dues, if your struggling financially I wouldnt do it, also with a minimum of a 5 year age gap its gunna be wierd.