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Originally Posted by Golden_Laurel
Yet, when I think about sending in all the *final* deposits and such, I can't help but feel just a little twinge of sadness, because I feel like I'm kissing goodbye my chance to belong to a sorority if I accept. I mean NO offense to the Greek organization at UT, but I know, realistically, that I would not have a chance of being recruited there. I don't even know how I would get a recommendation- no one in my circle of family or friends has ever been in a sorority, much less one in Texas. I understand that Greek life is VERY competitive there, and I respect that- and long to be a part of it.  |
This isn't true. Yes, the Greek system here is VERY competitive, but there are girls from outside of Texas in almost every, if not every, chapter. Yes, recruitment will be more difficult. While it may be difficult to impossible to get into the big three, there are lots of other opportunities. Start lining up recs right now. You'd be surprised how many women you might know who are Greek. Check with teachers, family friends, church members, your friends' mothers etc. Put the word out. Also check and see if there is an Alumnae Panhellenic group in your area. They can put you in touch with women who can help with recs too.
Come here for the education. This campus is huge and diverse. There are plenty of other activities to get involved in should you end up not joining a sorority. Austin is also fun and full of things to do. It's very easy to meet people and get involved. If Texas is your dream school and you were one of the lucky ones admitted, you should go for it!
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