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Originally Posted by HannahBanana612
I don't know how to make them see that a new sorority is needed (many girls went without bids and this has been happening for a few years) and let them know that me and my women are the best way to do this.
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Are women going without bids because the chapters are reluctant to grow larger and therefore are making heavy cuts in rush? OR are they going without bids because they drop out of rush when they don't get their favorite or the most popular chapters back?
Did you and a fair number of the women in your group go through formal rush and check out the current sororities? OR did you begin an interest group without seeing what is already there?
Is the total number of men vs women (not fraternities vs sororities) disproportional - i.e. there are many more men involved in Greek life than women and it's becoming awkward?
Have the majority of chapters been at total for a number of years?
These are all factors in whether your group will be approved.