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Originally Posted by srmom
Back in my day, Plano was farm country, and Southlake didn't exist (or if it did, I'd never heard of it), I knew more pi phis from towns like Tyler 
I went to SMU, was in a top house, and we let transfers in all the time. I knew girls who transferred from SMU to UT and had no problem affiliating either, but most who chose to transfer to Texas after starting at SMU had gone to school with many of the girls in the house they were transferring into.
Just shows how time has changed the landscape both in the Greek scene and in the cities!! |
And those are the women who would have likely had a positive outcome if they had gone through recruitment as a freshman at UT. One of the big affiliation problems the sororities at UT are seeing is from CAP students who deliberately pledge a specific sorority at another school in the UT system that has a weaker reputation with the sole intention of affiliating when then transfer. These are women who would never have made it into those chapters as UT PNMs. They're looking at getting in through the back door an it just doesn't work.
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