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Originally posted by amycat412
When I was in school total for sororities on my campus was 120 with most getting quota, one or two missing the 120 cap by 10-20 girls and 1-2 just struggling. There were about 13 sororities at the time.
Now there are 9 houses and cap is at 200, with the DG chapter at 206.
Fraternities when I was in school varied widely--with the "top" houses being at 120 or more and the "mid" houses at 60-75 and the smaller houses anywere from 15-30 members.
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USC's total was actually at 90 from the beginning of the 90's until last year when it was increased to 115. Most chapters had about 120 members in the mid to late 90's and now they have anywhere from 110 to 210.
UCLA's total is 115 and most chapters are right around that number
CU Boulder has the highest total in my region at 140. Some chapters have over 200 members there as well.
U of A also has a very high total at 130. I know the A Phi chapter there is well over that number.
LMU, ASU and USD all have very large chapter sizes (with quotas each year of 50+) but total is lower than chapter size.