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Not anywhere near as competitive as UT or SMU. Maybe equal to, or slightly less competitive/stressful than TCU. If you have had good grades and activities in high school and you look presentable, you're going to end up in a good sorority. Sororities here honestly aren't as tier-focused as other big schools, it's more of a personality fit than anything. People on this site will nitpick on tiers because that's the nature of GreekRANK, but the differences are pretty minute in real life.

As far as being cut, being accepted to A&M in the first place means that your GPA will probably be good enough to meet GPA requirements for most sororities. If you're Blinn Team though, you may run into problems. Legacy helps, but personality fit and connections help more.