Colonization at the University of Alabama?!?

[Titchou]

Since the University has not closed out it's Freshman class yet, they don't even know who will be attending in the fall. There's no way to know about legacies at this point. The only way to know is if they include that information on their recruitment application sheet...and not all PNMs are up front about that.

[33girl]

Originally Posted by Titchou

Since the University has not closed out it's Freshman class yet, they don't even know who will be attending in the fall. There's no way to know about legacies at this point. The only way to know is if they include that information on their recruitment application sheet...and not all PNMs are up front about that.

I didn't mean so much freshmen as I did sophomores, juniors and seniors who may have gone through rush and not joined a sorority previously. I guess what I'm asking is whether Panhellenic keeps those apps on file, and whether they might have any bearing on who's chosen.

[aopirose]

Originally Posted by 33girl

I didn't mean so much freshmen as I did sophomores, juniors and seniors who may have gone through rush and not joined a sorority previously. I guess what I'm asking is whether Panhellenic keeps those apps on file, and whether they might have any bearing on who's chosen.

I see what you are saying. If that type of information is kept, I could see how that information might be interesting but it might not be that useful. As Titchou said, not all PNMs are that forthcoming. They might not have listed a legacy sorority who was not on campus.