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Originally Posted by SophieCat
In other words, does my chance of getting into a sorority through upperclassmen quota have anything to do with the number of already active members in the same class year as me?
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Assuming you are talking about a traditional formal recruitment, an upperclassmen quota is based on the total number of upperclassmen participating in recruitment. There is no correlation to the number of freshmen participating. Chapters may not make their freshmen quota, yet still make their upperclassmen quota. I have known of chapters that received upperclassmen quota additions even though they didn't make freshmen quota. As I said it is like having two entirely separate recruitments going on at the same time.
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Originally Posted by nittanyalum
Are sophomores considered "upperclassmen"? I thought that designation started in the junior year. Just curious, not trying to disrupt the thread.
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It's actually a misnomer. "Upperclassmen Quota" is how I've always heard it referred to on the campuses that use this process. A more accurate term would be "Non-Freshmen Quota".
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