Late with this but Adelphi University Tri Delta had 6 new members through informal recruitment!

Recruitment at Adelphi is very soon and I'm excited to see how each chapter does.

IU KKG—63 new members

IU KKG—63 new members

Southern Methodist University

Chi Omega-80
Alpha Chi Omega-79

Some Universities publish Grade reports by Semester showing # of Actives and # of NMs. Univ of Tenn (Knoxville) has published theirs. listed below are the NM numbers from the report (Yes, the numbers would have fall COB included as well as "drops" from the fall.)
AXO 132
ADPi 139
AOII 141
ChiO 140
Tri Delta 142
DG 141
DZ 144
KD 159
KKG 151
PhiMu 135
Pi Phi 56
SK 157
ZTA 139

The average chapter size is now 363!

Wow quota has grown a lot there! I was looking at some older threads and quota was in the 70's/80's.

They have houses there now.

University of Lynchburg.
Quota was 4.
Alpha Chi Omega - 5
Alpha Sigma Alpha - 4
Kappa Delta - 4
Sigma Sigma Sigma - 0

Numbers haven't rebounded since COVID. Total is 25, I believe.

Would you happen to know the current official UT-K Chapter Total? This thread still lists their Fall 2018 number.

Bid Day at Ohio State was yesterday. Any idea of how many women received bids or what quota was?

No, I could not find that information. I believe NPC is suggesting campuses use Total Calc Methods that produce the highest results.
At UTK there are two chapters with 397 members, but one is only at 203.
At Sonoma State (CA) there are 6 NPC groups and they used to use average chapter size, which after Formal recruitment last Fall was 41, but the next week they changed it to largest chapter +5% so it is at 53! (I think this only will drive the smaller chapters closer to shutting down.)

University of Florida

Chi Omega-11
Gamma Phi Beta-14

Those are COB numbers

Cornell University

Alpha Phi-43

I was just reading in this thread some Fall 2022 reported recruitment NM numbers. Noticed some campuses with a large discrepancy of NM #s between chapters.

But many campuses in this thread have no listing of their Fall '22 Chapter Total &/or Quotas. Thus it's not easy to discern whether the NPC suggestion of using Total Calc Methods that produce the Highest Results may be definitively hurting Total numbers for some chapters.

Does anyone else have numbers they're willing to share, such as those provided by Iota_JWH above, that confirms/denies the bias that may be occurring by keeping Total high?