Eventually, all classy co-eds must face that the school year will always start back up again. As much as we want to look in the other direction, it is pertinent to be fabulous and proactive when swinging back into sorority. Need a little boost getting back into the swing of things? CL is here to help you get back into your routine!

Update Your Planner

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Recently I have purchased my very first Lilly Pulitzer product, an amazing jumbo planner. Once I wrote down my sorority and school schedule, I just felt so motivated to meet up with all of my sorority sisters and start the school year! Not only can a planner be fashionable, but it can also keep you organized, which is especially important during recruitment and finals week.

Attend Retreat

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Although we hate giving up our weekend to sorority, attending retreat during the first weekend of school is incredibly important. This gives the chance for all sisters to catch up where they left off when school concluded prior to summer. Also, fun and fabulous bonding activities take place, such as funyaking, (it really does exist) membership programming, midnight hikes, and pizza making dinners.

Contacting Your Sisters

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I know, pretty self explanatory right? While we all wait at home for our sorority sister to send a text about doing something at night, your sister is probably waiting at home for you to do the same thing. Send a mass text to your sisters that you’re going to the movies tonight with four extra spaces in your car. All these spur of the moment activities will bring you closer as sisters.

Do you have any tips for sorority women to swing back into Greek life? Let College Lifestyles know in the comments below!

Brittany Nicole Martinek is a Fashion and Sorority Lifestyle writer for College Lifestyles Magazine (TM). She is a proud sister of the Alpha Sigma Tau sorority, thoroughly enjoys volunteering with non-profit organizations, looking on the bright side of life, and spending her pay checks on business attire.