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I brought this up in another thread, in that I don't think there are ANY schools (save IU) where it is actually difficult to get A bid. Even the big southern schools place most of the women who enter rush, and many, many schools have at least one group doing COB after formal recruitment. That's not to say that the weaker groups take anyone, but women who don't shine during recruitment but meet the qualifications for membership (I mean kinda the plain jane type or shy or whatever, but grades and such are still good) generally get bids to a sorority.
A campus like the one carnation describes could be called "strongly-tiered" or something. I don't know what campus, but if those three groups are offering a significantly different sorority experience from the others (for example, three have houses and the others have dorm floors or something), it's hard to pretend that the quota/total system can make everyone happy.
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