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It all depends on a sorority's national legacy policy, not the school. Almost all national sororities require an invite for legacies after the first round as a courtesy. A notable exception is DDD, whose national legacy policy is to not have a national legacy policy, and to leave it up to each chapter. Also, national sororities differ on what is considered a legacy. For example, XO only recognizes daughters and sisters of members, while most other sororities also recognize granddaughters. Plenty of them even include great-granddaughters. No sorority considers cousins as legacies, which some pnm's don't understand, and while there are a couple of nationals that consider nieces as legacies, they have no chapter at UGA. Step and half relations as legacies also differ among sororities, some being definitely yes, others definitely no, and others only considered legacies if the sorority member relation wishes it. If you want to be considered a legacy, you need to check with the sorority, not the school.