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pnm1 08-23-2011 02:44 AM
Difference between release/withdraw?
 
What's the difference between release/withdraw?

I'm pretty sure I know withdraw means... the PNM withdraws from formal recruitment for the year, am I right?

Not sure about release though.

VandalSquirrel 08-23-2011 02:56 AM
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Originally Posted by pnm1 (Post 2083548)
What's the difference between release/withdraw?

I'm pretty sure I know withdraw means... the PNM withdraws from formal recruitment for the year, am I right?

Not sure about release though.
Released means the PNM has no more invitations to any parties. Whether that is a result of private MS decisions or criteria, or she didn't follow the rules (skipped parties, skipped classes, consumed alcohol, partied with boys, and so on) can obviously vary.

Titchou 08-23-2011 07:01 AM
Withdraw is something the PNM does. Release is what the chapters or Panhellenic do.

Benzgirl 08-23-2011 08:24 AM
Involuntary vs. Voluntary

SWTXBelle 08-23-2011 12:50 PM
Released - sympathy from GCers
Withdrawn - if you did it because you didn't get the chapter of your dreams and are too good to consider other chapters; no sympathy.
- if you did it because of reasons beyond your control - sympathy.

DeltaBetaBaby 08-23-2011 01:08 PM
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Originally Posted by SWTXBelle (Post 2083673)
Released - sympathy from GCers
Withdrawn - you did it to yourself; no sympathy.
Tiny correction: I knew of women who withdrew for reasons beyond their control, e.g. family emergency, un-missable event for a club/team, etc. I think I mentioned elsewhere that these were often the women who ended up on a snap bid list.

SWTXBelle 08-23-2011 02:17 PM
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Originally Posted by DeltaBetaBaby (Post 2083687)
Tiny correction: I knew of women who withdrew for reasons beyond their control, e.g. family emergency, un-missable event for a club/team, etc. I think I mentioned elsewhere that these were often the women who ended up on a snap bid list.
Very true. I'll fix it.


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