A few questions

[scooter131]

Also, does the president have the ultimate decision in who gets the bids, or is a group vote? I guess what I'm asking is if the president has more power in the acceptance process than the rest of the members. Thanks.

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by scooter131

Sorry for not being clear. I'm trying to figure out how many bids they are giving out without asking them. Currently there are 19 members.

We don't know "them" so we don't know how many bids "they" are giving out. That's not something you should be worrying about, though. You need to put your best foot forward and hope for the best.

Originally Posted by scooter131

Also, does the president have the ultimate decision in who gets the bids, or is a group vote? I guess what I'm asking is if the president has more power in the acceptance process than the rest of the members. Thanks.

How members are chosen is not something that non-members are privy to.

[scooter131]

Originally Posted by knight_shadow

We don't know "them" so we don't know
How members are chosen is not something that non-members are privy to.

Sure, but I think there could still be an answer to that question.

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by scooter131

Sure, but I think there could still be an answer to that question.

That doesn't make sense.

The way my fraternity chooses members may differ from the way Joe Smith's fraternity chooses members. Hell, the way my CHAPTER chooses members may be different than the way another chapter of my fraternity chooses.

Again, we are not "them" so we don't know. And as a non-member, it's really not your business. The only thing you can do is present yourself in a positive light so that the brothers can determine whether or not you are a good fit.