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Originally Posted by 33girl
Actually, most Greek systems have more fraternities than sororities. The fraternities don't have to follow the quota/total system and can have a much wider range as far as total members. There can be fraternities with 12 members and groups with 80 members. If a school ever gets to the point where there are more sororities than fraternities, it is not a good sign as far as the health of the Greek system.
Not to mention that the NPHC orgs you included (girls or guys) don't follow a total/quota system either.
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Well DST and ZPB kinda do their own thing, so it's essentially us and Gamma Phi being "shared" so to speak with 8 fraternities. But I didn't know that having more sororities than fraternities is bad, that's really interesting.
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