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Parents are paying thousands to help their daughters beat the competition | 1843 magazine

Each Bama Rush consultant critiqued my Instagram, my small talk, and my Doc Martens in a bid to get this 29-year-old woman rush ready.

Sorority rush coach Trisha Addicks charges parents $3,500 to help their daughters get into a sorority.

Trisha Addicks, a sorority rush consultant, helps women get into sororities at southern schools with notoriously competitive rushes.

As sorority rush approaches, many women are seeking the guidance of ‘sorority consultants’ to navigate the increasingly competitive recruitment process.

How a girl goes from high school graduate to sorority sister ready? A rush consultant. Consultants normally consist of alumni who help build the perfect girl for her perfect house.

A new documentary called "Bama Rush" gives viewers an inside look at the sorority rush process at the University of Alabama, the top sorority recruitment school in the U.S.

The new Max documentary Bama Rush follows four students rushing sororities at the University of Alabama. Here's everything we learned:

The young women in “Bama Rush” express similar reasons for wanting to join a sorority.

A new documentary explores Alabama’s Greek life, the hierarchies within sororities, racial disparities and the secretive organization behind it all, The Machine.