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most likely

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The way that colonies have been happening all over the country is that they'll be here tabling around campus with alums from other chapters in the spring. Then they'll participate in the first round of formal recruitment (so PNMs will visit 8 houses, the new group will probably use a fraternity house, or the alumni house or something). After that, if PNMs drop out of recruitment, or SIP and don't get a bid, they'll be free to participate in the colony process after formal. If you receive a bid and turn it down, you may not participate in the colony process. They'll usually have some open events, personal interviews conducted by national staff, pref night and a bid day. Again, following the end of formal recruitment. And a colony is not a sure thing, so don't expect them to bid everyone. They should try to take around total (190ish) but often colonies take less.