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I (obviously) agree with all of you. And, the 94% would be even more impressive if we looked at the percentage of girls who received bids after they went to pref night and maximized their options. Than number would be 100%
I guess it just bugs me because it seems like all of campus gets an board. No one ever asks about fraternity bid percentages. I know at least 1 house where over 100 guys come, 70 "Shake out" saying frat X is their first choice, and the brotherhood only gives like 30 bids. At least in the Panhellenic system, those other 70 guys would be given a chance for a bid at another fraternity.
The sad thing is that there are sorority women on the opinion staff who would have contributed to that article. It seems we've become a scapegoat.
It does worry me that our acceptance rate has decline over the years. Part of the reason we went through expansion was to ameliorate this problem, but instead the numbers continued to fall.
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