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Each sorority has its own national rules regarding legacies. It’s not a Wisco Panhell thing. Every sorority handles legacies differently, but it’s 2019 and not the 1950s. No house can realistically take 50 legacies during recruitment. Almost every girl is a legacy to some house. It’s just not possible to take every legacy anymore. It’s very normal for legacies to be dropped these days. Most houses I know automatically invite them to 2nd and 3rd rounds to get to know them better. They have to have been recognized as a true legacy (mom, sister, aunt) prior to recruitment by the actual family member contacting and recommending a legacy to the chapter. Legacies aren’t recognized as “official” just by writing it on their recruitment form.