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ZTA

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Well one pro for you as a 3rd year is that you will be immediately cut from most houses (absolutely nothing personal, it's just hard justifying giving a spot to a Juniors over a Freshman who would stay longer). However, I'd still recommend going through rush to at least get a feel for it. Colonization will be a lot of work, and you will be less 'free' so to speak because your headquarters will be constantly monitoring you. Which can be both a good thing and a bad thing. I also like being in my house versus a colony because there is a lengthy history of alums there, whereas as a colony, you're basically starting from scratch. However, if you don't like any of the other sororities already established here, starting from scratch may be a good thing for you. Another thing is that there will be a lot of attention on your chapter, which again could be good or bad. In general, colonies tend to be filled with a lot of different types of people, which can cause discord and cliques. This worked out for GPhi, but may not work for ZTA, especially if it is going to be filled with Kappa babies and girls who got cut from a lot of houses. So that's something to consider as well. These are all just my opinions though, different people with have others. Basically, it depends on your personality and what's important to you. I want ZTA to colonize well since it strengthens our Panhellenic as a whole, so if you're up for the challenge, go for it. Best of luck!
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