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Originally Posted by DubaiSis
The other situation could be the RFM specialist set the numbers of the 2 top "producers" at continually tighter rates, and with each other as competitors on their girls' pref lists, that prime group of girls was split between 2 chapters. Or in other words, they couldn't pick up the other chapter's leftovers because there were none. The lower producing chapter would have a much longer flex list and would as a result have a much better chance at QAs.
I have been wondering if the chapters are being made to make too large of cuts through the process. Of course, if they made it a little looser, quotas could go up even further which is a scary thought at some schools.
But you'll probably never know what really happened, so I'd try to just get over it and move on.
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I think this is what has happened at Arkansas. Big cuts early then nominal ones made the rest of the week which result in those big pledge classes. I have been pushing for bigger cuts to also occur later in the week but not meeting quota would be disastrous!