sorority comments
by: GR AdministratorAuburn University - AU General Sorority Comments
#541 by: AB
To questions about legacies/recs:
May sorities do not give all that much preference to legacies. I know mine just requires they be invited back once after the first day. Most sororities only consider you a legacy if your mother, grandmother or sister was a member.
As for recs-it is the responsibility of the sorority to get one if they need it. They're nice to have but ultimately it's okay if you don't.
Relax, have fun and join the group that's right for you!
#544 by: AB
To Padgett-Technically she's not. It's grandmother, mother or sister. As I mentionned below with most sororities it doesn't make that much of a difference anyways.
Some people still list it and she certainly can. I didn't list any legacies as I wanted to keep my options open. Sometimes it can work against you. I would certainly write her a rec though, if I were you.
#545 by: PNM
Im going through rush this year, and I have all my outfits planned out already. I'm trying decide between heels or flats.. heels just look so much better to me, but i dont want to be overdressed or too tall haha. Are wedges and pumps okay to wear during the week of rush??
#546 by: to similar question
different sororities have different ideas on who qualifies as a legacy. please check with your own sorority for their specific policy. i am sure that even if your sorority does not consider a niece a legacy, i am sure they would be glad to know that her aunt is a member.
as to it being the responsibility of the sorority to find a rec. for a girl, that is the politically correct answer, but when you have 1200 or so women going thru recruitment, and half of them don't have recs. do you seriously think that the sorority will have the time, much less the desire to hunt down recs. for them? please! when chapters have to release tons for pnms after the first set of parties, not having a rec. is an easy reason to be dropped. less work for the sorority.
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