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Old 10-23-2011, 12:05 PM
AGDee AGDee is offline
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Originally Posted by AOII Angel View Post
Groups that require their legacies be on their first bid list would release any legacies they couldn't issue bids to before pref so this wouldn't be a problem. If quota is 40 and you have 50 legacies left before prefs, you've gotta release 10 of those legacies. Most chapters would have released them earlier anyway since it's not desireable to have a pledge class full of only legacies.

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Originally Posted by thetalady View Post
Just unbelieveable. I am sorry, but this is ABSOLUTELY, COMPLETELY FALSE!!

Please don't spread this kind of inaccurate information around & get any girl's hopes up.
Actually, it is statistically true that the majority of PNMs get a bid at their first choice. I don't think I've ever seen recruitment stats where more than 50% of the PNMs go to their second or third choice. At least 51% go to their first choice chapter, almost always. That doesn't mean it is guaranteed that you will get your first choice, but to say that "most" go to their top choice is not a lie.

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Originally Posted by Splash View Post
I have a question. What if a girl prefs at a top tier and 2 middle tier houses all of whom usually make quota and her school has guarenteed bid matching. Let's say she's not high enough on her first choice's list (the top tier) to get a bid, so if she SIP, she would be left bid-less. However, let's say at preference, she was incredibly rude to chapters 2 and 3 and made it clear she did not want their bid and then listed all 3 chapters on her card. All 3 chapters would make quota and she would not be on any of the bid lists. She would be eligible as a QA. Would she then get her choice? Not trying to start anything, just wondering.
NPC is pretty clear that if someone is invited to Pref, they are also somewhere on your bid list. This would probably backfire on this woman and she would alienate a whole bunch of greeks too.
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