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Welcome to GC!
I suggest you read the AI information threads. So you know, being an alumna in a sorority is not the same as being an active member, although some sororities accept graduate students in their collegiate chapters. They are two different things.
Alumnae are all ages from college graduates (or transfers) up to senior citizens. So age wouldn't be a problem if you're interested in AI.
Something else for you to consider, if you decide being part of an alumna chapter isn't the way you want to go, is an adult sorority/society for women. There is a list of them on this site, but some examples include P.E.O. or Beta Sigma Epsilon
If you decide AI is right for you, then stick with it, do some research and pick a sorority or two to start the ball rolling with.
Good Luck!
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