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Size is irrelevant if, like others have said, you have a stable program that involves the new members in the chapter. And we can not forget to "keep rushing" current members by making everyone feel included, trying to attend things etc. so there can be less division amongst groups.
BUT if you havea large class in 4 years you need to replace them! So the stronger your chapter officers, programs, and commitement to the GLO u are a member of is size should not matter. I have seen small and large chapters fail b/ c of a common thread: lack of responcibility and lack of communication.
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