NPC Recruitment & Chapter Listing: Fall 2011-Spring 2012

[DubaiSis]

If they want to keep total at 125, they're going to have to be adding more than just Sigma Kappa, but yes, they've got a bigger problem to solve first. RFM does not seem to have worked correctly this year. Did too many girls SIP? If they went from 3 to 2 Pref parties, maybe too many girls got cut out before pref. Or maybe a LOT of girls dropped in favor of waiting for SK. If that's the case, many of those will be available again in a few weeks because SK won't be able to take everyone.

Do the numbers above reflect snap bids as well?

[AOII Angel]

Originally Posted by DubaiSis

If they want to keep total at 125, they're going to have to be adding more than just Sigma Kappa, but yes, they've got a bigger problem to solve first. RFM does not seem to have worked correctly this year. Did too many girls SIP? If they went from 3 to 2 Pref parties, maybe too many girls got cut out before pref. Or maybe a LOT of girls dropped in favor of waiting for SK. If that's the case, many of those will be available again in a few weeks because SK won't be able to take everyone.

Do the numbers above reflect snap bids as well?

They have three new chapters coming to ASU over the next 4 years. SK in 2011. KD in 2013. AOII in 2015.

[soro61]

Most of the NPC groups at ASU insisted their chapter delegates vote for three preference parties this year while those familiar with ASU's campus knew it would never work. When a little less than half your chapters don't make quota, RFM obviously screwed up. Quota should have been much lower with quota additions to place women. The stats also reflect a lower placement rate of women as well compared to last year. Kappa Delta will be recolonizing and I believe AOPi coming on in the next few years. One of the traditionally top recruiting chapters on ASU didn't make quota, something didn't work. Snap bids aren't included in those numbers.

[AOII Angel]

Originally Posted by soro61

Most of the NPC groups at ASU insisted their chapter delegates vote for three preference parties this year while those familiar with ASU's campus knew it would never work. When a little less than half your chapters don't make quota, RFM obviously screwed up. Quota should have been much lower with quota additions to place women. The stats also reflect a lower placement rate of women as well compared to last year. Kappa Delta will be recolonizing and I believe AOPi coming on in the next few years. One of the traditionally top recruiting chapters on ASU didn't make quota, something didn't work. Snap bids aren't included in those numbers.

It would be interesting to know what the placement rate was.