Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated® seeks women who will promote, uphold, and extend its policies and
programs. In return, the Sorority is a conduit through which individuals can grow and develop, personally and professionally while simultaneously providing “Service to All Mankind.” By uniting the talents of more than 325,000 individuals, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated® has built a strong, cohesive organization that positively impacts the lives of families and communities. The Sorority’s success is based on the depth of commitment, vision and confidence of its
members. Membership in Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated® is classified as undergraduate or graduate. In both classifications:
Membership in Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated®will not be extended to:
Requirements
Process An official Rush begins the undergraduate membership process for Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated®. Rush information such as location, date and time of the activity is posted a minimum of two weeks in advance; however, the college or university may impose additional requirements that will impact the process. Any prospective candidate who does not attend Rush is ineligible for candidacy consideration at that time. The Sorority’s undergraduate Membership Experience (ME) begins when a candidate receives a Letter of Acceptance.
The Undergraduate Membership Interest Application will assist with preparing for a Rush. Prospective applicants need to address any inquiries about the Membership Experience with the Graduate Advisor for that chapter. All prospective members should review the General Information for the Collegian.
Requirements
Process Graduate membership is by invitation only and is not solicited through our graduate chapters. Graduate chapters host public events, such as forums, cultural presentations and social activities, so that prospective candidates can become acquainted with chapter members and learn about service activities they offer to local communities. Do not actively seek membership into the Sorority. Utilize the Chapter Locator to locate graduate chapters and contacts in or near your community. The Graduate Membership Experience (ME) begins with a Letter of Invitation signed by the graduate chapter president AND membership chairman on chapter stationery. There are no membership activities prior to receipt of an official invitation letter, and the Sorority prohibits partaking in ME activities prior to receiving an official letter. If you participate in any activities prior to the issuance of an acceptance letter, your application for membership will be denied.
Legacy Candidate Status A legacy candidate is the daughter, granddaughter, adopted daughter, stepdaughter or legal ward* of an active or deceased member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated® and submits a legacy application. Legacy candidates are not guaranteed membership.
Legacy Provision The living family member must have been active for at least two years immediately preceding the submission of an Undergraduate or Graduate Legacy Application. Two years is defined as twenty-four (24) consecutive months. Undergraduates and graduates who apply via legacy provision still must fulfill all other membership requirements.
What do you write in a sorority recommendation letter?Writing a Sorority Recommendation Letter. Provide a Proper Salutation. The author might not always know exactly who the letter is addressed to. ... . Introduce Yourself and the Applicant. ... . Compose the Main Body. ... . Insert Personality Traits and Qualification. ... . Write the Conclusion. ... . Affix the Signature and Current Date.. Who can write a letter of recommendation for AKA?Who to Select? It is necessary for the writer of a sorority letter of recommendation to be an alumna of the particular chapter the new member wishes to join. If someone close to you has attended one of the sororities you wish to apply for and is willing to vouch for your character, they will be your best option.
Do you need a letter of recommendation to become an AKA?How do you get invited to AKA? Earn at least 12 credit hours in 1 semester and maintain a cumulative GPA of C plus or better. You can then complete the AKA undergraduate membership interest application, including an official current transcript, 2 reference letters, and a letter explaining what you'll bring to AKA.
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