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It's important to note that that other 200 girls whom you say did not receive bids also includes girls who withdrew from recruitment on their own. Those aren't girls who stuck it out through the last round and just didn't get bids.
The number of girls each sorority will take is not something that the sororities make up on their own. Quota is set by the number of women who attend at least one preference party, in order to maximize the number of women who get placed in a sorority. So the 200 who DID get bids are generally the women who are still left in recruitment at the end.
I guess what I'm trying to say is that your statement that 200 girls just didn't get bids is off, because Panhellenic sets quota in order to match as many of the remaining women as they can. They aren't just going to NOT include another 200 women in their quota calculation, if they attend at least one round of pref.. That's not how recruitment works.
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