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I have a general question for those of you who participate in extension - how do panhellenics tend to view orgs that submit a packet, are chosen to present, and then pull out? I would think that would be very frustrating, since other viable options may have been turned down in favor of the org. Is this looked down upon, or do the panhellenics seem to understand that circumstances can arise that prevent an org from following through?
Do you think orgs tend to send in packets even when they are not seriously interested? Or is it more likely that they are interested and then realize later that they are not a good fit?
I just ask because it seems to happen a lot.
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