A Sorority Mom's Guide to Rush! - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Legacy or Letdown
As Rush Week rapidly approaches, Carol Anne obsessively pushes her daughter to do everything perfectly in pursuit of a bid–whether she wants it or not.
Mute My Mom
As sorority rush looms, helicopter mom Paula struggles to loosen her grip on pampered legacy daughter Alexis, while Heather throws herself into preparing sweet but unpolished "country bumpkin" Hadley for the cutthroat world of Greek life.
She's Not Rushing Ma'am
Both headed to Ole Miss, Brehana and Kinsley face Rush with very different energies behind them.
There's No "We" in Rush
After #BamaMorgan's failed first rush, mom Lori anxiously questions whether trying again is worth the risk — while hyper-enthusiastic mom Jennifer struggles to let go of the "we" in her daughter Charlie's rush journey.
I. Have. Substance.
Rush is on— and Nina's worried she's not "Barbie" enough for sorority life, while her KD legacy mom Jennifer encourages her to go and grow.
It's Giving...Hoedown
Small-town Southern girl Brooklyn heads into Rush with her proud mom Kristina rooting for her to find the kind of college experience— and lifelong friendships— she never got to have as a teen mom.
No Bribes for Bids!
Caroline heads into Rush with her co-dependent mom Holly living her best sorority dreams through her, while Jensen, still shaken from high school drama, leans on her protective mom Shalon, who's determined to help her daughter navigate.
Sorority Dads
Ella, the cherished daughter of two proud dads, is eager to dive into Spring Rush and do everything just right – including working hard on her conversation skills.
Rush Role Reversal
While Amarisee's mom Stacy takes center stage in the Divine 9 Rush process, Amarisee flips roles to guide her mom through the pressure-filled world of interviews and image.
No Pref, No Problem
Courtlyn, a lifelong Alabama hopeful, leans on her mom Amy—a construction manager who never got the chance to go to college—as she rebuilds her confidence after a pageant misstep. Meanwhile, Tilly faces Rush without her mom.
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