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Wow. I cringed reading your message. Do you know how to spell out the word "you"? What you're saying is correct though (but harsh). @OP, it's true. You should both go into recruitment with an open mind and not planning on joining the same house. Don't try to purposefully join the same house or purposefully join a different house. Go into it as if you were the only one. Y'all will be there for each other the whole week, and you're in this experience together, but when you're trying to decide which house you really really want, don't base your decision on what house she really loves. You may not be able to get the house you really really want if y'all go into it as a package deal. If y'all end up loving the same house and that house ends up loving both of you, then thats great!! Go for it. I think it would be so much fun to be able to share your letters and your experience with your twin. It would be really special. But it would also be really special for both of you to find your place without the other twin. You'll still be at the same school and you'll still be best friends, but you'll get to do your own thing inside of your sororities. You'll get to have something thats special and unique for YOU. I say go into it with an open mind and make sure the sororities know that you aren't going into it as a package deal and that y'all want to have your own experiences and that y'all both want to end up where you're supposed to, in the same house or not. Just go with your heart!