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Keep an open mind is the biggest thing. Most girls want to be in a “top” chapter just because people say it’s a top chapter! Understand, that doesn’t mean it’s the best chapter for you. They are top tier based on several factors like grades, years on campus, etc. I know girls who went into “top” chapters and hated it. Ignore the ranks, and focus on finding a place you feel comfortable. Also be ready to be cut. A lot of girls don’t understand that you are going to get cut… a lot. Rarely does a girl go into a round with the maximum number of invites back. You could literally get 4/12 back after ice water and understand it isn’t a bad thing. It’s so normal. You will never know why a chapter cut you and don’t dwell on it. They’re loss anyways. Focus on the ones who called you back because they want you, and you want to go somewhere you are wanted. First impressions matter, but we’ve done our research on you before you’ve walked in the door. Lastly, understand how the process works. You will rank chapters first round, but just because you rank someone as your first choice does not mean they won’t cut you. Just because you ranked someone last does not mean you won’t get called back the next day. It’s an exhausting week, mentally and physically. It’s hard getting cut. Especially if you did so much in high school and had great grades. I’ve seen top of the class girls get cut from great chapters just because their competition was triple legacy who did the bare minimum in high school. If you aren’t a legacy get those letters of recommendation. They will help you. LSU chapters favor legacy girls and I promise you the rec will help your case.