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Originally Posted by wareagle93
Could not agree more, AlphaGam. Great post!
Grades are important, yes, but they really want to get to know you, "Regina The Rushee" in aspects more than what your grades are. If you can make good conversation, and are polite and express a strong desire in philanthropy work and giving back to the community in general, then you'll definitely hit it off and increase your chances of getting a bid. Various sororities will remember you (in a good way!), and invite you back in order to get to know you better.
Best of luck, and keep us posted!
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Clarification question for wareagle93: aren't you a fraternity member? Or did I miss out on your sorority affiliation?
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