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1. You need recs.
2. Your best sources are folks who know you personally, but there are local Alumnae Panhellenics who assist PNMs in locating recs (provided that you locate them and get them all the info that they need before the deadline.) Exhaust your personal connections first.
3. Knowing people is important. However, you can't just meet someone like, over the summer in class and expect that they'll want you as part of their sorority. When we talk about beneficial connects, we're speaking more about those you develop as part of being actively involved on campus.
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"Remember that apathy has no place in our Sorority." - Kelly Jo Karnes, Pi
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