letters of recommendation

[DGTess]

Dontcha love help???

Your recommendation letters (though they might not be letters, but forms specified by the sorority itself) should come preferably from alumnae of that sorority who know you.

If you don't have women who know you, women with whom you share information, in the form of a resume or an interview, will often write for you. Many times these are facilitated through local panhellenic alumnae groups.

Some NPC groups permit recommendation from collegiate women; some don't.

So ... recommend you contact your local alumnae panhellenic if you don't know alumnae from each of the sorority on the campus you wish to rush.

[Katmandu]

You may already be in contact with sorority women who could write recs for you. Find out what groups are represented on your campus and ask relatives, your parents friends, teachers, people at work, church etc. if they are sorority alums. At the same time, as DGTess says, contact the panhellenic alumni group in your area.