will i be cut because i'm a legacy?
by: Legacy pnmI'm a legacy for a sorority at ole miss. Multiple women in my family have been members of this sorority. Some of them were members at ole miss and are still active as alumni. Will other houses see my legacy status and cut me? I want to be open-minded and give every house a look. I'd hate for a house I could end up loving to cut me first round because they think I'm pledging my legacy house. Is there any way I can prevent this? Should I stay away from girls in my legacy house when I get up to ole miss? They're constantly asking me to go out with them and I love them and appreciate it but again I want to be open-minded and take a look at every house!
#1by: Maybe
It really depends on many factors.
Which house are you a legacy to? is it a top house? If we think you are locked into that house, we won't waste space on our lists. I understand your desire to keep an open mind, but understand we don't want to cut someone who will accept our bid just because you want to play the game. If your family members have been vocal about your legacy status we may have already cut you. An exception would be if you have friends or strong ties to another house and we feel we have a chance with you.
#2by: Honestly
If you want other houses to take a look at you, you must stay away from actives in your legacy sorority! Hang out with actives in other sororities if at all possible. Send us a clear signal you are interested in other houses!
If we know you are a legacy to another sorority and we see you hanging out with only them, you will easily be cut. We won't even feel bad about it.
#5by: active
If you're interested in another house, just seem interested when you're talking to them at rounds and it shouldn't make difference. let them know you're open-minded! i picked up a girl last year who was a legacy at another house and she did not show any interest during the whole round I had her. I could tell she just knew she was going to her legacy house so she did not get asked back to my house.
#6by: been there
I was a chapter legacy at Ole Miss. I liked my legacy house. It was a top tier house but I really wasn't getting the feeling that it was good fit for me. I talked it over with my Mom that night and told her that while I enjoyed going there and liked the girls, I didn't get the feeling it would be the best house for me. She was disappointed but encouraged me to look for the place I felt at home. I did not pledge that house. I pledged what is considered a lower house and I have never been happier with a decision. I would keep your options open, let anyone who asks know that you are going in open minded. If you have recommendations being written for other houses make sure they know this as they can write that in your recommendation and you will be less likely to be cut from other houses.
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by: Legacy pnm
I don't want to say the house and give away too much info! I've seen a lot of pnms do that on here! My legacy house is considered top tier. I only have strong friends in one other house. I like my legacy house so I guess I should just accept that's where I'm getting a bid. Thanks!