IU PNM Numbers

[IndianaSigKap]

Originally Posted by thetalady

I wonder how many young women who really want to join a sorority don't even apply to IU because of this unusual recruitment situation. It sounds like so many qualified and wonderful young women are excluded from sorority life.

Maybe out of state students have enough knowledge about the Greek system to make this type of informed decision, but I don't imagine a ton of in state girls think about this when deciding to go to IU. The greek system is only about 23% of the student body.

[hoosieral]

Originally Posted by IndianaSigKap

Maybe out of state students have enough knowledge about the Greek system to make this type of informed decision, but I don't imagine a ton of in state girls think about this when deciding to go to IU. The greek system is only about 23% of the student body.

This is true for the majority of in-state students because I did not know anything about sorority recruitment (which is my own fault, I should have done research if it was important to me) at IU when choosing to go there. If I had, I might have picked a different college.

Also another sorority (Sigma Kappa) is going to colonize in 2016 so that will help a little with numbers. From talking to friends in sororities, they all want the system to change, but don't know what they can do about it.