I really don't want to argue. I hate this concept of "top" and "bottom". My daughter is not in what some would say is a "top" house by any stretch. I'm not sure who feels the need to subscribe to this sort of caste system. Just because a house has an overall higher GPA doesn't mean it's tops in everyone's book. And just because a house has a lower GPA point, also doesn't mean it's not desirable to girls. I understand that there are definitely girls who do come with with the "top" and "bottom" mentality. And when the perceived elite chapters drop them, they run for the hills. But again, I don't know that is what was being asked here, and I hate for someone to get jumped on. In the end, fit is not all about elitism for all girls.
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Originally Posted by als463
If you can read between the lines, you would recognize that the perceived "top chapters" would not take grade risks whereas chapters who may have a more difficult time recruiting would take a chance on her. To drop two houses as a "grade risk" through competitive SEC recruitment says a lot about entitlement mentality.
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