Gia Giudice

Yeah.

So we're going to think back to the start.

What was your perception of Rush before going into it?

Oh, my gosh.

Rush was, like, the scariest thing in the world.

Like, especially being in Texas, there's a lot – or just, like, in the South, per se.

Definitely.

There's a lot of pressure to, like, join a sorority and be in a top house or, you know, whatever you want to call it.

So going into Rush was probably, like, the most nervous I've been in my entire life, and I've had a lot of anxiety for different reasons.

So it's just like –

an unantiquated amount of pressure on like girls coming in to rush.

I would agree.

I rushed my freshman year, which was the fall of 2020.

So it was completely virtual.

So that definitely was weird and played a part into like my nerves and excitement towards it.

But I was definitely still nervous to a degree.

You know, I just wanted to

meet people fast and like create connections fast being so far from home i'm i'm originally from long island okay so i just wanted to like find a good group that i had you know in at home so definitely did you guys always want to rush going into college if not what made you decide to rush

I knew I wanted to rush going into college.

Again, that's just something like growing up in Texas, that's kind of just like a part of the entire college process for a lot of people is going through recruitment.