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You work really hard to establish real friendships with girls in ALL sororities, because you never know who will be doing COB/Spring, and those are your best options if you're already a sophomore. And if neither of those are available/work out, then you can try FR as a junior, but you will need impeccable grades and involvement on and off campus (and preferably some leadership in those activities), have 2+ recs to every house, have actives that you are REALLY good friends with pulling hard for you in the houses (and alum support/pull always helps too), be gorgeous, well dressed, outgoing/fun/sociable/sweet/genuine, and have great people/conversational skills so you will be memorable in a positive way. You need to make sure your reputation is spotless with regards to guys and alcohol, etc. Also, you absolutely have to be open minded to ALL houses-every single one-and be willing to give whomever gives you a bid a chance (and be grateful that they gave you a bid). Going through FR as a junior is VERY difficult, and your options are going to be extremely limited, so make sure to follow the advice above so you will stand out enough for a house to want to take a risk on bidding you (knowing they will only have you for 2 years) vs a freshman that they know will be there for 4. Good luck!!!