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anon

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congrats on tcu! don't worry at all about knowing anyone during recruitment--I only knew two people during recruitment (and not well) and it turned out great for me! if you aren't a legacy and you don't know anyone, i would suggest looking for rec letters from an alum of each chapter at TCU. that way the chapters can get to know you more. if you don't personally know any alums of any of the sororities, you can usually contact the local office for the sorority where you live and get a rec that way. recs are one of the best ways o show a chapter that you're invested in and excited about learning about them and meeting them during recruitment! Some chapters at tcu are focused on appearances, but most are focused more on your values, grades, personality, interest, etc. so you'll find a chapter that fits well with you! if you do come to tcu, i would definitely suggest rushing because even if you hate it after one or two rounds, you can always drop and enter into continuous open bidding or spring rush. most likely, you'll be able to find a house that you love, so take a chance in going through recruitment! good luck with everything!