how do houses already know who legacies are?
by: LegacyI feel like this is such a stupid question, but how do sororities know who the legacies are in advance? Or if you had an aunt in the sorority?
Comment#3 by: duh
That's one of the reason's for a letter of recommendation. The person writing the letter for you would list any greek affiliation that your family would have. Your not a legacy if your aunt was greek. You can mention family or relatives that have are/were greek during recruitment.
by: Re: auntJan 8, 2014 11:09:44 AM
Even if you are a triple legacy, it doesn't guarantee you a bid. That goes for all houses.
Does it help to be a leg or have your cousin/aunt/BFF in that sorority? It depends what you have to offer.
If they don't want you, you will be cut before pref. You might get a courtesy invite back to the second party but it won't necessarily carry you.
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by: be yourselfJan 7, 2014 9:59:40 PM
You have to bring it up and it might show that you have a little more knowledge of that house than your average pnm. But it's not going to put you in the same category as a legacy. Who knows you might not even like that house and if you do just be enthusiastic but not overly desperate.
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