Chapter Legacy Policies

Alpha Chi Omega

Alpha Chi Omega does not provide preferential treatment to legacies or any other Potential New Members in the recruitment process.

Alpha Delta Pi

Alpha Delta Pi does not give preferential treatment to legacies.

Chi Omega

Chi Omega defines a legacy as a sister or a daughter of a Chi Omega in good standing. Granddaughters, cousins, and nieces of Chi Omegas have close ties but are not Chi Omega legacies. Being designated as a Chi Omega legacy does not guarantee membership in Chi Omega.

Delta Delta Delta

Delta Delta Delta does not give any preferential treatment to legacies during recruitment. While they recognize and celebrate family connections and legacies when family members join the sisterhood, Delta Delta Delta does not give any preferential treatment to legacies during recruitment. If a legacy joins Delta Delta Delta, this special family relationship is celebrated at Initiation and throughout their lifetime membership in Delta Delta Delta.

Delta Gamma

A legacy is a great-granddaughter, granddaughter, daughter, sister or the same step-relation of a Delta Gamma member. Though all potential new members (PNMs) are given the same consideration during recruitment, current members can celebrate with their legacies who join Delta Gamma at Bid Day, Initiation and through other DG events throughout both of their memberships.

Gamma Phi Beta

A legacy will receive a bid if they are at Gamma Phi Beta on preference day. The legacy must meet the GPA requirement of 3.4

Kappa Alpha Theta

Kappa Alpha Theta has no legacy policy. There are no points awarded to legacies.

Kappa Delta

A legacy is any woman who is the daughter, granddaughter or sister of an initiated Kappa Delta member in good standing – including half-and step-relatives!

It is important to note that being a KD legacy does not guarantee an invitation or membership.

If you’re a legacy, your Kappa Delta relative can indicate that when submitting an optional recommendation form through the Kappa Delta Member Portal!

Legacy Introduction Form

Kappa Kappa Gamma

 Kappa Kappa Gamma does not have a legacy policy.

Pi Beta Phi

Pi Phi defines legacy as a PNM whose grandmother, mother, and/or sister was or currently is an initiated member of Pi Beta Phi (including stepdaughters/sisters/granddaughters)

Sigma Kappa

Sigma Kappa does not have a legacy policy.