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Being a legacy doesn't carry the weight it used to, especially at competitive schools. The reason is that there are so many legacies now that there's no way sororities can take all of them. I know legacies, even double ones, who have been dropped by their legacy houses. I also know ones who have pledged their legacy sororities! It definitely happens, but it also definitely doesn't happen, so don't count on it working to your advantage. Let the legacy sororities know, though. The people you're a legacy through can check their national's website to see if they have a Legacy Introduction Form they can send in. Also, during recruitment, don't talk about your legacy ties when visiting non-legacy sororities. Even if they already know, talking about it might make them think a legacy sorority is where your interest is, which could get you dropped. Likewise, when visiting a legacy chapter, don't talk about your other legacy ties. This is just one of those play-it-safe things. It might sound like a no-brainer, but PNMs have done it. Good luck next year!