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Originally posted by breathesgelatin
Nope... Doesn't work that way. Because it a) doesn't depend on the number of students, it depends on the number of rushees and b) quota is adjusted to the number of rushees, so at any school most of the women who rush should be placed.
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1. Quota = the number of PNMs/ number of sororities.
2. Quota absolutely can depend on the number of students. The larger school with more students will most likely have more girls go through rush resulting in a higher quota.
3. Some small schools actually have more sororities than large schools resulting in even smaller quota.
Question: When rush comes around which of the following senarios would everyone prefer?
A- You are at a school with 45,000 students and 19 sororities and 1000 PNMs with a quota of 52. According to Carnation, "most of the sororities don't have to do a thing to have hundreds of girls yearning to belong to them."
B- would you rather be at a school with 12,000 students, 19 sororities and only 100 PNMs and a quota of 5.2 and the sororities probably have to work their asses off just to get the 100 pnms to go through rush.
I would rather have A. B looks more cut-throat to me.