NPC Recruitment & Chapter Listing: Fall 2013-Spring 2014

[irishpipes]

Alpha Wednesday results for ADPi:
Georgia College & State 83
TCU 69
Georgia Southern 59
UCF 47
Murray State 58
College of Charleston 47
UTC 71
Washington State 50
Mizzou 80
Mississippi State 84

[LXA SE285]

I'm flabbergasted that GCSU has NM classes comparable to Mississippi State and Mizzou. They're Georgia's state liberal-arts college -- equivalent to my alma mater, Montevallo, which has a campus total of 55. Enrollment must have skyrocketed there in recent years.

[irishpipes]

Originally Posted by LXA SE285

I'm flabbergasted that GCSU has NM classes comparable to Mississippi State and Mizzou. They're Georgia's state liberal-arts college -- equivalent to my alma mater, Montevallo, which has a campus total of 55. Enrollment must have skyrocketed there in recent years.

Yea - quota last year was 58. Still very high, but now it's in the 80s? In one year? Crazy.

Phi Mu: 86
ZTA: 85
ADPi: 83
KD: 80
DZ: 87

[irishpipes]

AOII Louisville 41

[honeychile]

Happy Alpha Wednesday for Alpha Delta Pi!!

83 - Zeta Iota-Georgia College and State University
69 - Gamma Chi-Texas Christian University
59 - Epsilon Pi-Georgia Southern University
121 - Eta-University of Alabama
47 - Zeta Omega-University of Central Florida
47 - Zeta Sigma-College of Charleston
71 - Beta Beta-University of Tennessee, Chattanooga
60 - Beta Omega-Auburn University
50 - Upsilon-Washington State University
80 - Alpha Gamma-University of Missouri, Columbia
58 - Epsilon Omicron-Murray State University
84 - Epsilon Eta-Mississippi State University

[DoctorD]

Originally Posted by LXA SE285

I'm flabbergasted that GCSU has NM classes comparable to Mississippi State and Mizzou. They're Georgia's state liberal-arts college -- equivalent to my alma mater, Montevallo, which has a campus total of 55. Enrollment must have skyrocketed there in recent years.

I used to work at GCSU, and enrollment has not skyrocketed - in fact, it's rather limited due to the size and location of the institution - less than 6000 undergraduates. The only real growth area for enrollment is graduate level.

What has skyrocketed is interest. AOPi is coming on campus soon, too.

It's a great college - in many ways, a hidden gem in Georgia.