Help Needed - Similar Greek Systems

[clemsongirl]

Apologies for the long list!
Some schools that have had lots of closed chapters are:

Syracuse University-13 closed, two absorbed
University of Denver-11 closed, two absorbed
Ohio Wesleyan University-11 closed, 3 absorbed
LSU-10 closed, one absorbed
Wayne State (MI)-10 closed, three absorbed
University of Pennsylvania-10 closed
University of Oklahoma-10 closed, one absorbed
University of Wisconsin-10 closed, two absorbed
UCLA-10 closed, 5 absorbed
Drake University (IA)-9 closed, two absorbed
University of Cincinnati-9 closed, 2 absorbed
The Ohio State University-9 closed, four absorbed
Ohio University-9 closed, 5 absorbed
University of Oregon-9 closed, one absorbed
Bucknell University (PA)-9 closed
Southern Methodist University-9 closed, one absorbed
USC (CA)-9 closed, two absorbed
Washington University (MO)-9 closed
University of Colorado-9 closed, two absorbed
University of Minnesota-9 closed, three absorbed
University of Michigan-8 closed
Boston University-8 closed, one absorbed
San Jose State University (CA)-8 closed
University of California-8 closed, 4 absorbed
Emory University (GA)-8 closed
University of Utah-8 closed
West Virginia University-8 closed, one absorbed
University of Montana-7 closed
University of Missouri-7 closed, absorbed
Miami University (OH)-6 closed, 5 absorbed

NOTE: I do realize that Iota Alpha Pi was not technically absorbed but rather dissolved; I didn't feel like making that distinction on this list.

[33girl]

Originally Posted by clemsongirl

Apologies for the long list!
Some schools that have had lots of closed chapters are:

Just to throw another bit in there, there may have been some chapters at these schools that closed as a result of AES and other groups joining NPC and double membership not being allowed.

[clemsongirl]

Originally Posted by 33girl

Just to throw another bit in there, there may have been some chapters at these schools that closed as a result of AES and other groups joining NPC and double membership not being allowed.

Some schools where this was quite clearly the case I didn't put on the list, but you are right in that that was probably a deciding factor in some early chapter closures. I also didn't know what to do with the Barnard/Columbia situation so I just left it off entirely.