The campus I advise on has a seperate upperclassmen quota too. It's almost like having 2 different recruitments going on at the same time even though all the pnm's attend the same parties. Chapters are given 2 sets of invitation numbers for each round, 1 for Freshmen and 1 for upperclassmen. We submit 2 Bid Lists and there are 2 quotas set.
Okay, say I pref 2 sororities, A and B. Sorority "A" got 13 new freshmen (now sophomores) last year and Sorority "B" got 23. Based on those numbers, am I more likely to get a bid to sorority A?
In other words, does my chance of getting into a sorority through upperclassmen quota have anything to do with the number of already active members in the same class year as me?
In other words, does my chance of getting into a sorority through upperclassmen quota have anything to do with the number of already active members in the same class year as me?
Someone please correct me if I'm wrong: Your chances probably depend more on the actual # of upperclassmen going through recruitment compared to the # of upperclassman quota spots. If there are more upperclassmen than upperclassmen quota spots, competition for those spots is going to be tough. If you are at a school with upperclassman quota, chances are that the sororities there aren't going to go out on a limb and take on an extra upperclassman under REGULAR quota. So the only chance to receive a bid as a sophomore or above at some schools is under the separate quota.
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Okay, say I pref 2 sororities, A and B. Sorority "A" got 13 new freshmen (now sophomores) last year and Sorority "B" got 23. Based on those numbers, am I more likely to get a bid to sorority A?
In other words, does my chance of getting into a sorority through upperclassmen quota have anything to do with the number of already active members in the same class year as me?
Quota has nothing to do with the existing members, only the PNMs.
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