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This might be true in your case but I wouldn't advise PNMs to read too much into it. I thought the same thing when I was going through rush -- whenever a girl said "Good luck with the rest of recruitment" I thought that meant I was going to be cut because I heard, "Good luck with the rest of recruitment; you'll need it 'cause you aren't coming back here."  But now that I'm on the other side, I've found that it's the complete opposite. When I think a girl is just so-so, I'll just say something like, "It was nice to meet you . . ." but if I love her, I'll say as much as I possibly can to convey that like, and I end saying something like, "It was so nice to meet you; good luck with the rest of recruitment and I hope you have fun!"
In most cases there's no rhyme or reason to it. 
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I didn't mean for that to sound generalized, but when I went back and read my post, I realized that it does. This is just something I picked up looking back over my recruitment experience on my campus because I was looking for any little sign. Although on our campus they're not supposed to say, "I hope to see you again," it was said by some, and never on the same night as "Have a good week." Don't go through recruitment and burst nto tears immediately if they tell you to have a good week! It may mean nothing more than, "Have a good week."