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Along with the advice given, I'd first advise you to keep your moral standards high. If you behave like a drunken fool at every party or hook up with any guy who pays you attention, you can have a million other GREAT qualities, but you will likely get cut.

Second, keep your GPA high, as good grades always help.

Third, get recommendations for EACH house, if possible. A local panhellenic alumnae association can assist you, as can parent's friends, former teachers, etc.

Fourth, keep an OPEN MIND. It has been said over and over, but bears repeating, since many do not. Be gracious at any house that invites you to attend, and don't dismiss any chapter prematurely. So often stories are how someone LOVED ABC and then ended up pledging DEF and could never imagine being an ABC. It all depends on the women and how you connect with them. Don't listen to "tent talk", but rather make up your own mind. These are your potential sisters, not someone else's.

Fifth and finally, be involved in many campus clubs, organizations and activities. This will allow you to meet many other women (presumably some sorority women) and them a chance to meet you. It will give you a good reputation as someone who gets involved and is a leader on campus.

I hope this is helpful to you and truly wish you the best of luck in your upcoming recruitment experience.