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I can't speak specifically for Delta Zeta, but colony recruitment is usually looking for representatives from all class levels- and they should be well aware that GPAs, hobbies, etc will be different for upperclassmen than for freshmen. Your GPA or involvement would likely be considered against other upperclassmen who are going through colony recruitment, rather than compared directly to the freshmen. Volunteer work can also take different forms, so think about campus organizations you have been involved in and whether what you've been doing with them have benefited the community in some way.
While I'm sure you are thinking quite a bit about what Delta Zeta could bring to you, also be sure what you can bring to Delta Zeta. Take a look at some of the colony threads here- they are building an entire chapter at once, so they need people who can step in immediately as leaders (both with that personality type and probably have leadership experience already on campus), committee members (maybe haven't been leaders but have been involved in making things happen), special advocates (passionate about certain areas of the group such as sisterhood, scholarship, service, etc), and great sisters overall who are willing and excited to go through the rewarding but hard work required of a colony. It's a question of why it's a good match- what they will do for you and you will do for them. Just food for thought- there are some great threads here for you to glean some advice from.
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