I have a few KD results to report

Texas A&M Quota +4 50
University of North Texas Quota +2 24
Texas Tech 58 Not sure quota
UT 50 Not sure Quota I think it was sliding

Northeastern State University - Tahlequah, OK

Formal Recruitment Results:

Quota = 26

Alpha Omicron Pi - 13
Alpha Sigma Alpha - 26
Delta Zeta - 27
Sigma Sigma Sigma - 26

University of Louisville, Kentucky
 

This was the first year UofL allowed quota additions. These were the results of bid matching as reported to me on Bid Day- volunteers with other organizations may have more correct results for their respective chapters.

Quota was 33:

Sigma Kappa- 36
Chi Omega- 34
Delta Zeta- 33
Pi Beta Phi- 33
Kappa Delta- 32
Alpha Omicron Pi- ?

AOII at The University of Louisiana-Monroe (Lambda Tau chapter):
Quota 18, AOII 25!

I think all three groups made quota, (AOII, Phi Mu, & KD) at ULM.

You are correct- quota was 49. According to the chapter president, Theta took 51.

Recruitment Results for Eastern Kentucky University
 

All 140 PNM's who attended preference parties and filled out their cards were placed. All chapters took quota (for the first time in YEARS!!!).

Quota was 16. Current chapter total is 60. It will be re-evaluated this week and will either stay the same or increase.


Kappa Alpha Theta: 17
Alpha Delta Pi: 18
Kappa Delta: 18
Alpha Gamma Delta: 16
Alpha Omicron Pi: 17
Chi Omega: 19
Delta Zeta: 18
Pi Beta Phi: 17

USC:

Theta- 59

My source (offical Theta twitter feed) did not mention what quota was, but the USC recruitment thread on this site mentioned that quota was 51.

USC Recruitment--August 2009
 

This is for Delta Delta Delta at USC....62. Quota was 51.

Very late numbers
 

These are numbers from spring recruitments which were listed in our magazine. Tri Delta new members for spring 2009.....

Stanford 42 Q?

Syracuse 42 Q?

Kappa Delta at South Carolina 91

97% is amazing. I think that you only get there by having a system that focuses on the greek experience rather than being so "life or death" regarding a particular group. Too many girls I think lose faith in the system of mutual selection.

According to a friend on Facebook, Kappa Delta at University of Tulsa took 18 (which looks like quota + six?)

I also think there are so many first generation college students (which means they likely have little to no knowledge of Greek life) that there is an attitude of openness and not being stuck on being an XYZ or nothing. We're still a big Ag., Engineering, and Natural Resources school (though the largest major is Psychology and Communication studies, with the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences having the most undergraduates), so there are women in sororities active in FFA, 4-H, and the various groups that aren't traditionally seen as a place where women in sororities would be involved.

I really like that it "takes all kinds" and we're accepting and open. The Latino/Latina and Multicultural groups are expanding as well, though I am seeing more women joining NPC sororities who aren't white.

St. Louis University had a slightly smaller number of ladies register for recruitment this year, but quota is higher, at 40. Gamma Phi took quota plus 2, 42!!

New Mexico State quota was 17

AXiD took 13 new members don't know any information on any of the other chapters