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Originally Posted by WarEagle07
This post is really, really bothering me and I am not exactly sure how to articulate this well so I hope this makes sense. My own opinion is that national reputations do not matter when it comes to a chapters campus status. What matters most is what the campus perception of that sorority is. So lets turn the table on what you just said about Pi Phi (who are really strong at Auburn by the way). Because a sorority has a great national reputation (I assume you mean well known) should that mean that girls at every campus should be eager to get in? It doesn't work that way. Every national has weak chapters, some would be considered bottom tier, somewhere in the nation. So before you judge the Pi Phi's, just know that on some campus somewhere your org. is bottom tier and struggling with membership and reputation.
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I don't think this is what the OP was saying. I think her comments were actually more along the line of yours. I thought she was saying that, the opinion of NPC group is somehow affected by the campus they are on more than their national reputation.
And I agree that all NPC groups are strong - heck that is one of the benefits of the NPC. This organization gives all of us strength, common goals, etc. But I think it is also fact that some groups are larger(as someone said earlier- more resources like alumna and money) than others and this can contribute to a strong national reputation.