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I think the removal of the Legacy Policy sucks for alums who’ve dedicated a lot of time and money to their chapter while in college. I understand and appreciate their reasoning, however whenever a house really wants a girl, legacy policies haven’t ever stopped them. At competitive schools like Ole Miss, Alabama, UGA, etc. legacy policies don’t mean as much for chapters anyway. If they don’t like her they’ll cut her after Philanthropy anyway. What I have seen happen with legacy policies is the house keeping a girl who REALLY loves her legacy house and giving her top treatment for the first two rounds, getting her hopes up and then dropping her after philanthropy and leaving her heartbroken. So that’s one of the Pro’s to this i guess