Free guide + fillable Notion template
The resume the sorority actually scans
Most rush resume advice treats it like a job application. It isn't. This is the chapter advisor's guide to a one-page resume that actually gets read, whether you're the PNM or the mom helping her prep.
Built by a two-term chapter president, national sorority HQ staffer, and decade-long sorority gift-company founder. Free.
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What you'll get
Two things, both free. The guide that decodes the one-page resume, and the fillable template so she's not staring at a blank page.
The guide (PDF)
A former chapter advisor's walkthrough of what the chapter is really scanning for, what to lead with, what to cut, and the section almost everyone leaves off.
The fillable template (Notion)
A section-by-section builder with guidance baked in and a cut checklist. Duplicate it in 30 seconds, fill it in, export to PDF.
One of three worked-example resumes inside, so you see the framework working instead of guessing.
What you'll actually walk away with
Not generic advice. The exact framework chapters score against, plus the section the rest of the internet won't tell you about.
- The signals every chapter scores against. What reviewers actually look for in the 30-second scan.
- The career-direction signal that beats academic credentials. Why above the GPA gate (3.4+), more grades stop helping.
- The fill-a-gap or amplify-a-strength positioning move. How to read what a chapter needs and place her into the right bucket.
- Three archetype sample resumes. The polished candidate, the lower-GPA standout, and the introvert with substance. What worked for each.
- The fillable Notion template. Duplicate to your own workspace in 30 seconds, fill in your specifics, export a clean PDF.
- The section for moms. How to coach her through mutual selection, handle the heartbreak that hits many families, and know when to stay out of it.
About Hope
Hope Gray · Founder, A·LIST Greek
I was a recruitment chair, then a two-term chapter president, then a Greek Woman of the Year. I went on to serve on national sorority headquarters staff supporting chapter advisors across the country, spent a decade founding and running a top-selling sorority gift company, and I am a practicing attorney. That decade also meant merchant-side data on what women actually keep and what they quietly return.
I have been the older sister and the person moms email the week before move-in to ask if their daughter's resume is good enough. I spent years on the other side of the recruitment table, in the rooms where the resume actually gets used.
This guide is the answer I would give my own Little, or my own daughter. The framework the rest of the internet keeps over-complicating, the language the backrooms actually use, and the section for moms most guides leave out entirely.
If something in here doesn't land, reply to any of my emails. I read them.
Hope
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