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Actually the process is the same for any college. You need a resume that lists your grades, class accomplishments, extracurricular activities (including church, outside volunteer work, jobs), honors, any scholarships. Add your parents' names. Was your mom in a sorority in college? List it...along with any other female relatives - relationship, sorority and college. You don't ahve to go all the way back to freshman HS year, just the last couple of years. Add your transcript and at least 1 photo with a clear view of your face - sororities use these to ID you. Make up a bunch of these packets. You and your mom need to ask around to see who is a sorority alumna. Ask if they would please write you a rec. Keep track of these alums - sorority, name, address, ph - you don't want 8 recs for 1 sorority (but don't turn down somebody if they offer. When they agree to do so, give them a packet. They would appreciate a stamped envelope addressed to their sorority chapter at UA. After a week or two, write a thank-you note to them. It will show you know your manners and will serve as a reminder to send off the rec. Try to get two or three per chapter - that way if one of the alums forgets to send hers, you'll be covered. And finally, if you cannot find an alumna for each sorority, DON'T WORRY. If they love love love you - and have time - they will do their best to find a rec for you (but don't count on that - 2,200 PNMs just don't leave enough time to find that many recs). Best of luck