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Originally Posted by adpiucf
ETA: With there being two vacant chapter houses on campus, I hope that Chi Omega will finally be able to get on-campus housing. Anyone who goes to UCF will (for the most part) agree that sorority housing should take priority over the fraternities.
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Amen to that, sister!
FL-E1973, it's basically because recruitment is a nightmare for unhoused sororities there. The first word out of every girls mouth is "Why don't you have a house?" The housed sororities always make quota, while the unhoused ones have to struggle to make decent numbers.
I was once told by a GCer that the housed sororities were in trouble when the unhoused ones finally got houses. Basically, the reasoning was that we have to work really really hard for every small gain we make, while the housed sororities have it easy and make quota with no problem. And as a an alumna of an unhoused sorority at UCF, I agree with that statement.
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