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Is this for a sorority or fraternity? If a sorority, then I can answer.

If you will be in grad school,then about the only thing you can do is help out with your group if they need you in a graduate-alumni capacity. None of the sororities have room for someone older than a fourth year undergrad.

You need to contact the president of your sorority's Auburn chapter and see what the process is for affiliating. It can vary from campus to campus. One of my sister's is affiliating with us this semester after transferring here Fall '14 (as a sophomore) from a really small school that only had two sororities. Our chapter here is about five times bigger and considered top tier, but nobody had any issues with letting this sister affiliate. The only thing was that she had to wait a semester. I'm not sure if that is my sorority's policy or if it's an Auburn Panhellenic one. Sorry, I should know that but I really don't! If you run into that, though, and you're transferring as a senior, you won't even have a year as an active with the chapter here before going alum. Not sure if that'll be a problem, but the chapter president is who you need to reach out to for an answer. Good luck!

would you want to affiliate as a senior really? If you will be in graduate school in a few months there's really nothing left for you to do except help out and you will not need to affiliate for that.