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Originally Posted by texasnewbie
I am aware of needing to focus on other areas. Few months back I had talked with a random girl in a sorority and she said that none of the chapters at my school even really care about rec letters. Granted I know that doesn't mean forget all about them. I just want to know if they don't really focus on rec letters, then how can I really put myself out there as someone they should recruit.
And another thing, I'm not from the south and back home there is no alumnae association to help me get letters, nor do recommendation letters even matter in recruitment up north. I know a couple girls who could help me get letters but the chapters up from around my home are different from the chapters at my college. I am used to a whole different ball game, and really am stuck on what to do.
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Well, since you are a rising junior, this may be your last opportunity to join a sorority.
So if this is something you really want to do, you have two options (the fundamental bottom line):
1. Do not participate in recruitment, and forego
any chance of joining a sorority.
2. Participate in recruitment, and have
some chance of joining a sorority.
Good luck to you whatever you decide.