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hey girl

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If you were cut from Panhellenic recruitment, you are eligible to go through informal recruitment (aka COB) at the chapters who are hosting it and receive a bid that way The only way you would be ineligible is if you had gone through formal recruitment and received a bid and then depledged It is possible you fell through the cracks during formal recruitment and that you would be able to shine more in an more informal setting, but it depends I'm not trying to get down on you (I'm sure you're wonderful), but I think you should also do a hard self-reflection and figure out where your formal recruitment process went wrong. Things to pay attention to: 1) Should you improve on conversation skills? If so, you should try talking to people more in general...I found that when I was able to strike up a conversation with almost anyone, ex. person sitting next to me on a bus, I felt like my skills had improved a lot. 2) Do you need to work on your grades? Get your gpa as high as you can get it. School is your main priority in college and sororities want members who do well in school. 3) Do you need involvement/extracurriculars/leadership? You will definitely want to be involved in extracurriculars and try to get a leadership position if possible. Look into things you are interested in...there are so many student orgs at Ole Miss. Initiative to get involved on campus is something that sororities are looking for in PNMs. 4) Beyond convos, do you present yourself well? (cont'd below)