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I see, well I just e-mailed the recruitment chair and asked her, hopefully she can shed some light on what I should do, how about the junior status? any thoughts??

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It really depends on the school and each chapter. I don't know how it is at your school. Some chapters don't mind accepting juniors and other prefer sophmores and freshmen.

Ask the Greek Life office at your school this question as well.

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Originally Posted by fadyas

I see, well I just e-mailed the recruitment chair and asked her, hopefully she can shed some light on what I should do, how about the junior status? any thoughts??

Don't make a big deal about your junior status to the sororities. They'll all know your class standing. If someone asks, just say something like "Oh well I'm most likely going to be here another two years."

Unless your school has a separate upperclasswoman quota, you'll likely run into at least a couple chapters that will cut you for class standing alone. Try not to let it faze you.

The best advice I can give you is that given your class standing and your GPA struggles, keep a VERY OPEN MIND to all chapters on your campus. Some chapters will automatically cut anyone older than a freshman, some will cut anyone with a GPA below a 3.0, and some might cut both.

If you'd be happy to get a bid from any sorority on your campus, then you're setting yourself up for success. Good luck.