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I think you are still a little confused about the process. The three sororities invited to present have been invited because they have expressed interest in presenting and would like to establish a colony. UF Panhellenic didn't choose them off the list of all remaining chapters, they chose them based on interest packets filed by those national organizations expressing interest in being at UF. "Completely different sororities" will not be colonizing at this time. While very, very rare instances can occur where a campus Panhellenic declines to invite any groups, or where the groups who present decide after the fact that they'd rather not establish a colony on that campus, those are incredibly unlikely scenarios, usually due to some kind of issue with the health of the greek system on that campus. UF is a campus with a strong greek system, a track record of a strong colonization (DZ), and a definite need and demand for a new chapter. If UF Panhellenic decides they want more than one chapter, they will likely propose "stacked" expansion, where they will choose one of the three they invited to present to establish a colony next fall, and then choose another to establish a colony two or three years down the road. However, they may just make one invitation as well. The only time I can think of that two chapters colonized at the same time was at Arkansas two years ago.