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by: PNMThere is this one girl in high school that I didn't get along with that is currently a freshman in one of the houses I am possibly interested in. I only say that it's a house that I'm interested in, because I am a legacy and not because it's considered a "top house". Is there any way she could purposely try to ruin my chance with that house by talking badly about me? My reputation and social media are clean, and I have a 3.8. I'm just nervous, because I have no idea how seriously they take one person's word about a certain girl, especially if no one is there to stick up for that girl.
#1 by: Oh yeah
Commentby: Answer Mar 3, 2016 11:15:59 AM
Direct legacy means ur mom or sister or grandmother was apart of that sorority at Mississippi state. Regardless...if you only know one girl in a house and that one girl doesn't like you, you probably won't get in. Houses cut legacies and even double legacies all the time! You could fill a whole pledge class with legacies
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#3 by: Honestly
We, the freshman of my sorority, were told multiple times that "we alone can not gauruntee any girl a spot in our house and we sure as hell alone cannot keep them out". Basically if one girl hates you but everyone else likes you then you'll be fine. If they're on the fence about keeping you or not that's when it may hurt you. But if she's the only person who doesn't like you she has no say.
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by: PNMMar 3, 2016 10:31:29 AM
What is the difference between a direct legacy and an indirect legacy?
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