RushTok madness hits New England Sorority TikTok craze comes for Massachusetts girls

Boston, MALocal News

The #RushTok phenomenon is reshaping sorority recruitment, drawing interest from New England girls who are eyeing colleges in the South. Lorie Stefanelli, a sorority consultant, emphasizes that these students must adapt to a culture where being perceived as cute is vital for success. TikTok videos capture the rush experience, showcasing everything from outfits to the emotional highs and lows of bid day. As the trend grows, it highlights both the allure and pressures of social media engagement among young women. Stefanelli provides extensive pre-rush coaching, emphasizing the importance of curating social media feeds to project an ideal image.

This includes avoiding any content that could be deemed inappropriate or unrefined. The involvement of consultants and the emotional stakes involved underline the intense competition and social dynamics at play. As more students from New England pursue Southern sorority experiences, the cultural implications of this trend continue to evolve.

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