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Originally Posted by AlphaGamUGAAlum
A top chapter at a campus unreceptive to juniors will be over total most of the time. When they take quota in formal, they get to exceed total, but they don't get to take more than quota because people graduated. (For example, even though UGA total is around 175, many chapters have memberships of above 200. They are never going to get to COB, even if they want to. It's a question of how big they are basically limiting them to formal as their only way to gain members.)
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Ok, so they wouldn't have to COB. But a desirable chapter WILL make quota every year, and at most schools, if a chapter makes quota for four years in a row, it's over total. What makes a chapter "top tier" is the reputation, not the difference between having 189 and 200 members (although being at or above total is usually requisite).
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