Tina Belcher knows what it's like to be in a sorority, even if she isn't in one. There are many times we feel like she understands our lives, and our greek life is no exception to that. From cool to falling all over yourself, Tina's got you covered.

1. When the semester has just started and your schedule isn't yet packed with meetings, functions, and philanthropy events on top of homework.

2. When it's pin attire day and you actually have to wear makeup to your 8:30 AM class.

3. When you stay up all night crafting and you become delirious.

4. When you're preparing for rounds and you want to make a good impression on the PNMs.

5. When you're trying to get your sorority's national Instagram account to notice you.

6. When people stereotype your sorority and/or sororities as a whole.

7. When you need to make a cool recruitment video so you look at other people's videos for inspiration.

8. When you leave gifts outside of your little's door and you have to disguise yourself because you can't let her know who you are yet.

9. When you fix your hair one last time right before you get your composite taken, but you know it will probably look ugly anyway.

10. When you have a mandatory event on a weeknight and then you have to go to class the next day.

11. How you think you look playing intramurals...

...versus how you actually look.

12. When you have to sit at the table to advertise philanthropy events but everyone who walks by ignores you.

13. And if you try to beg them to buy tickets to your event, you know they will react like this.

14. When you try to get to know every person in your sorority but it's impossible to get everyone to open up to you.

15. When you're put in charge of something you don't know how to do.

16. When a sister is upset and you try to give her a pep talk.

17. When you dress up for semi-formal or formal, and you feel like a completely new person.

18. But then you remember that you can't dance and you fall flat on your face.

19. When you have to make an announcement during chapter but you're terrible at public speaking.

20. When you realize how expensive dues are so you decide to cut back on spending and do some things yourself.

21. But it's worth it, because this is how you felt when you opened your letter on bid day and saw your sorority's name on it...

...and then confirmed that your sisterhood is perfect for you.