That very well may be the case, but anything is possible. I have no intentions of adding any information to sorority recruitment, both at SC and in general, but I'll share this:
A friend of mine from near my home town (from the North) pledged a Sorority at Clemson this year, as a Freshman, and didn't really have any REC's, and, to my knowledge, didn't suffer many cuts, yet ended up with her top choice after getting to know the different sororities. She wasn't exactly tied up 24/7 in extracurricular activities-mostly she just played two sports. Sweet, sweet girl, but nothing spectacular community-involvement-wise.
I understand Clemson is not an SEC school, like SC, but sorority recruitment, and Greek Life in general is very competitive. So, anything can happen. Best of luck CarolinaGirl!
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I work with our chapter at USC for recruitment. There is a separate upperclass quota there, so all chapters are required to take some sophomores and juniors. In 2011 upperclass quota was 26, so each chapter took a significant number of upperclassmen.
The advice here about securing recommendations and being involved is solid. Good luck!
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