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1. You didn't "fall through the cracks" if you got a bid. I would severely adjust your attitude if you're interested in SK's colony because starting a new chapter is HARD WORK. It sounds like you want to be a cool girl and not part of a real sisterhood....I'd do some soul searching before you interview with SK next fall. 2. Clearing up some confusion on the colonization process from above comments. Here is the process for colonization: -SK will probably participate in IWT's only, just to give every pnm a brief introduction to who they are and what their recruitment process will be. You do not need to participate in formal to rush SK though. -After formal rush, SK's colonization will start. Alumnae and national officers will interview pnms from all four classes. Those who make it past the interview process will probably be invited to a sisterhood or Philanthropy based event and then to Pref if SK wants to extend a bid. -Getting a bid to a colony is NOT a given. Alumnae and officers want to have the right mix of women and get the chapter off to a good start. To give you perspective, DG colonized at Arkansas last year and took 250 of the 500 pnms who interviewed. -There will be some type of Bid Day celebration. You won't have a big sis but instead a "twin." Chapter leaders will be elected almost immediately as will participation in the Greek community. -After the colony goes through the new member period, the chapter will be installed as a full SK chapter. This will be in the fall. -SK will probably take a smaller class of COB in the spring as actives have other upperclassmen friends who missed out & want in. If you're interested, get a SK rec lined up. Make good grades this year. Join and be involved in 2-3 solid campus organizations. Make friends in the Greek community. Same advice I'd give any sophomore rushing.