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by: RusheeeIf I am a decent chapter legacy and have not been cut from that specific sorority yet what are my chances that I will/can be cut from now until bid day? I'm scared out of my mind.
#1by: Active
Honestly a lot of legacies have been cut from top houses this year. It depends on the house and how the girls have ranked you. Chances are, if they invited you to skit round and you had a good conversation, you'll make it to pref round. Just be super friendly and make it obvious you want to be there.
Commentby: @rusheee
it depends and no one can say for sure but hopefully your active sister will fight for you to be in her house
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by: legacy's mom
Im one of those parents who is upset and heartbroken. XO cut my daughter and Ive been very active in the alumni association and donations. Cutting a legacy is the worst thing to do just because she's OOS and not from Jackson, MS. My daughter was raised to be a XO from the day she was born and its heartbreaking to have your sorority cut her. There are consequences to cutting a legacy. The National Chapter loses support and donations and alumni chapters lose members and they are already struggling. I know that alot of you don't care but somewhere down the line you will be in my shoes.
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by: ^^^
...if you were an OM alum...the likelihood of your daughter pledging your chapter would be higher...the percentages of OOS pnms and legacies with no prior OM connection is putting huge pressure on the recruiting process...times have changed... not necessarily for the better...
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by: Legacies
Xo could fill 2 entire pledge classes with legacies. There simply isn't enough spots for them all. And you have to admit that there are some truly exceptional non-legacies that would benefit the house.
Cutting legacies is never easy, but we've been saying all along not to count on your legacy status to help you get a bid.
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#5by: @Legacy's mom
I hate hearing stories like this, but they happen all the time at Ole Miss. Unfortunately, Ole Miss has too many girls coming through, and most all of the chapters could fill up at least one pledge class with legacies, if not more. How is your daughter faring with invites back to other sororities? I bet she'll find a home, but I'm sorry for your heartbreak.
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by: Rusheee
I have an active sibling and my mother is an active alumi in the house. My GPA is fine but hearing everyone say legacies don't matter and they are getting cut is what makes me so nervous!
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