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myopicsunflower 08-21-2011 03:06 PM
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Originally Posted by violetpretty (Post 2082602)
By the way, when that Alabama list comes out, I am not doing that one by myself! Perhaps I could get 2-3 others to help with the data entry and then I could compile?
I'd be happy to help you with data entry on that one if you put it on Google docs. Just PM me. :)

unarose 08-21-2011 03:24 PM
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Originally Posted by violetpretty (Post 2082671)
It depends how they organize the list, whether it's by last name or by chapter. So either I'll split it up and give each person a section of the alphabet or a few chapters. I was just thinking each person would make an excel sheet, email it to me, then I'd put it together and make it a google doc.

The formatting was different with Auburn and OSU. When I copied and pasted the list for Auburn, it showed up as one NM per line, but with all her info in one cell so I still had to type it all into separate cells. OSU I couldn't paste into excel, so I copied and pasted into word and copied from there.

Wonderful, i'll count you in.
I'm trying to remember if Bama did alphabetically or by chapter last year…hmm. It's probably still online…

ETA: And here is last year's, which was by chapter…hope they do it the same way this year. :)

violetpretty 08-21-2011 03:28 PM
Can multiple users update a google doc at the same time?

unarose 08-21-2011 03:35 PM
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Originally Posted by violetpretty (Post 2082684)
Can multiple users update a google doc at the same time?
According to this, yes. (I'm actually kinda surprised by how many people can edit at once. 50 people for a spreadsheet. :eek:)

shirley1929 08-21-2011 03:40 PM
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Originally Posted by unarose (Post 2082681)
I'm trying to remember if Bama did alphabetically or by chapter last year…hmm. It's probably still online…

ETA: And here is last year's, which was by chapter…hope they do it the same way this year. :)
The one they had posted on the wall at The Vault yesterday was in alpha order...

unarose 08-21-2011 03:47 PM
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Originally Posted by shirley1929 (Post 2082692)
The one they had posted on the wall at The Vault yesterday was in alpha order...
Could have been quicker under the circumstances, and it's also possible that someone at UA News does the organizing of the names by each group, or that UA's Panhellenic Association simply sends them a spreadsheet with all the names, cities, and groups, and UA News only has to sort it by group that way.

I'm mainly going by the fact that last year, and every year back to 2005, UA News has posted it by chapter. :)

irishpipes 08-21-2011 03:53 PM
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Originally Posted by DubaiSis (Post 2082013)
I only saw a smattering of girls who were from outside OK, TX or KS. Is that in line with the general student population?
Yes

DubaiSis 08-22-2011 02:49 PM
Attn: Violetpretty. Empty your inbox! I have put the Bama data for ZTA and Pi Phi into a spread sheet, ready to upload to your master.

And in case anyone is interested in the data so far, ZTA had 43.68% from AL, 80.46% from the south including AL, 16 states represented and 1 foreign country.

Pi Phi has 34.88% from AL, 79.07% from the south, 19 states represented and 1 foreign country.

So in 2 out of 2 chapters so far, they pledged more OOS than in state by a pretty substantial margin. And in 2 out of 2 they took a foreign student. I can't imagine THAT statistic holding up for long!

Benzgirl 08-22-2011 03:23 PM
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Originally Posted by DubaiSis (Post 2083184)
Attn: Violetpretty. Empty your inbox! I have put the Bama data for ZTA and Pi Phi into a spread sheet, ready to upload to your master.

And in case anyone is interested in the data so far, ZTA had 43.68% from AL, 80.46% from the south including AL, 16 states represented and 1 foreign country.

Pi Phi has 34.88% from AL, 79.07% from the south, 19 states represented and 1 foreign country.

So in 2 out of 2 chapters so far, they pledged more OOS than in state by a pretty substantial margin. And in 2 out of 2 they took a foreign student. I can't imagine THAT statistic holding up for long!

While it is very positive, I agree that is not the norm for Bama. 40 Alpha Gams were from OOS (84 New Members); one from Long Island, one from Connecticut, 1 from California. Most others were from the south.

carnation 08-22-2011 03:28 PM
Bama has been getting masses of OOS students because it's so hard to get into Texas and Georgia now and lots of kids want the big university experience. This has also benefited Auburn, Arkansas, and Ole Miss. Many of us have watched the big changes in new member distribution developing over recent years due to this.

Munchkin03 08-22-2011 03:36 PM
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Originally Posted by carnation (Post 2083204)
Bama has been getting masses of OOS students because it's so hard to get into Texas and Georgia now and lots of kids want the big university experience. This has also benefited Auburn, Arkansas, and Ole Miss. Many of us have watched the big changes in new member distribution developing over recent years due to this.
I'd put Florida on this list too. When I was in HS, the only girls who went to Auburn and Alabama were those who had family ties. Now, I'm seeing a lot more South Florida women on Alabama and Auburn's bid lists because FSU and UF aren't the safeties they were before Bright Futures.

Benzgirl 08-22-2011 05:51 PM
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Originally Posted by aualum (Post 2083258)
One addition to Auburn bid list that was missed from the AU site list:
Meredith Gerlach Plano, TX. Alpha Chi Omega
I only noticed because I knew everyone made quota (62) and you list had them as 61. What an undertaking you took on with your list and it was interesting to see the breakdown of IS vs OOS!
Also, Auburn is also drawing in more South Florida students because of their wonderful scholarship programs - full ride for the students that began last fall with the required stats. They get a smaller school than FSU, UF or UCF with a great student body!
True, but one thing I noticed about Auburn was the few number of out of state new members in my Chapter and all were from adjacent states. :(

carnation 08-22-2011 05:52 PM
There are several sororities at AU--KD and AGD come to mind--that have traditionally taken mostly Alabama girls.

barbino 08-22-2011 06:17 PM
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Originally Posted by carnation (Post 2083204)
Bama has been getting masses of OOS students because it's so hard to get into Texas and Georgia now and lots of kids want the big university experience. This has also benefited Auburn, Arkansas, and Ole Miss. Many of us have watched the big changes in new member distribution developing over recent years due to this.
I think that it's only a matter of more time before this carries over to both Kentucky and Tennessee - while both are "less traditionally SEC universities" (notice the quotation marks, emphasis is mine) than those listed on Carnation's post, they are still -- SEC universities. :)

UGAalum94 08-22-2011 06:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Benzgirl (Post 2083276)
True, but one thing I noticed about Auburn was the few number of out of state new members in my Chapter and all were from adjacent states. :(
I found myself wondering if the out of state girls were legacies.

Generally, I've been delighted about the Alpha Gam results on a personal level: an awesome girl I know went Alpha Gam at Bama, and a couple of awesome girls I know went Alpha Gam at UGA.


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