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Originally Posted by DubaiSis
At Iowa, something like 1/3 of the women dropped out of recruitment this year. It's in year 2 of RFM, and it's having some growing pains. But with all the talk about bottom tier houses, the part that seems to be lost is that if those 200 girls took those bottom tier houses, there would be parity, and thus, no more bottom tier. But that's a big leap of faith for an 18 year old girl who has always been top girl in school.
COB seems to be going well there this year, so maybe parity will be achieved next year or the year after that.
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"Bottom tier" isn't just about size, but who's in them. I'm sure you could fill every sorority if you took just anyone.
What I find interesting is how at some schools (I think this is a Northeast thing) the fraternity that has the least members is sometimes the "top" group. That's because they are very very selective in whom they pick.
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