My chances...and what would I call myself?

[MaryPoppins]

Old_Row has tied it up in a package for you.

[adpiucf]

I regret that you are disappointed with the advice you have received here. We can't tell you your chances of getting a bid because each sorority has different criteria, and membership selection practices are private. What we CAN tell you, however, are the common ways that people can be excluded from membership. Year in school, GPA, and community reputation are factors that CAN cause someone to be cut. Those who make it in as upperclassmen or with lower GPAs are not the rule; they are the exception. To minimize the risk of disappointment, we advise you or any PNM to be prepared to be the rule and not the exception. If you want to go in believing you are the exception, that's fine. You've made that choice in light of the information provided to you.

I strongly suggest you adopt a new screen name if you continue to plan posting. GSU sorority members may frequent this board or someone might tip them off to this thread. Plenty of PNMs have ruined their chances based on revealing too many specifics on Greek Chat. You've told us your school, your GPA, your major, your special circumstances, that you're not open to every sorority at your school; and you also keep arguing with people trying to tell you that we can't tell you your chances of getting in, only that we can advise you on what may keep you out. You've provided extremely personal information about yourself that make it possible for sororities at your school to identify you. If they read this thread, they will see that you've already mentally cut one of them out of the equation, which could lead them to think they are that chapter or that you are being pretentious, possibly leading you to be cut if they figure out who you are. That has certainly happened as a result of Greek Chat in the past, and we advise all PNMs to be discreet and not reveal specifics to protect themselves. Read through some of the advice threads in the Recruitment Forum.

Good luck with whatever you decide to do. I hope that you get the bid to the sorority that you want.