I was told never to suicide, but I did. The question I tell PNMs to ask themselves is "Would I really rather not be Greek than not join this sorority?" If the answer is yes, then it's time to suicide... but usually, the answer is no.
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The biggest problem here is that all of these calculations are not something that PNMs know. They don't think it would be better to pick a chapter that dropped them, even though it's beating the system.
But how do you know which schools have systems that "spit out" a suicide card? The schools certainly don't advertise this. I would think it would be pretty gutsy of a PNM to put a GLO on their pref sheet that didn't invite them back in round one. Could that work against them too?
But how do you know which schools have systems that "spit out" a suicide card? The schools certainly don't advertise this. I would think it would be pretty gutsy of a PNM to put a GLO on their pref sheet that didn't invite them back in round one. Could that work against them too?
It's not gutsy because no one sees the bid card except the rush counselors or the Greek advisor and they're supposed to keep everything secret.
I'm not sure which programs do this but if you are filling out a computerized sheet rather than something matched by hand it might be a better safe than sorry bet.
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