Indiana University Recruitment 2020

[navane]

Originally Posted by ForeverRoses

I was told (although I don’t see it written down) that everyone that SIPed and was not matched WAS offered a snap bid to sonewhere

73 snap bids were offered? If that was the case, then not many accepted?

[Titchou]

Originally Posted by navane

73 snap bids were offered? If that was the case, then not many accepted?

Suicides can't get Snap Bids. COB, yes, but not Snap.

[navane]

Originally Posted by Titchou

Suicides can't get Snap Bids. COB, yes, but not Snap.

Ok...thank you because I was when I read that; but, IU is often in another league when it comes to recruitment quirks, so I had to ask. ForeverRoses specifically stated:

Originally Posted by ForeverRoses

I was told (although I don’t see it written down) that everyone that SIPed and was not matched WAS offered a snap bid to sonewhere

So, maybe she meant to say they were offered COB bids because snap bids doesn't make any sense in this context. Even then, 73 COB bids offered between how many chapters? That seems like a lot.

[Sororitysock]

Originally Posted by Titchou

Suicides can't get Snap Bids. COB, yes, but not Snap.

This is not correct. Those who SIP and fail to receive a bid to their desired chapter ARE eligible for snap bids. They just aren't eligible for quota additions. It's always been like this in RFM. See page 136 of the current Green Book.

• Women listing intentional single preferences on their membership recruitment acceptance binding agreement (MRABA) are eligible for snap bidding.

[Titchou]

Originally Posted by Sororitysock

This is not correct. Those who SIP and fail to receive a bid to their desired chapter ARE eligible for snap bids. They just aren't eligible for quota additions. It's always been like this in RFM. See page 136 of the current Green Book.

• Women listing intentional single preferences on their membership recruitment acceptance binding agreement (MRABA) are eligible for snap bidding.

You are correct and I was wrong-mea culpa! Long day with no heat at work had my brain frozen!

[MSKKG]

Originally Posted by Titchou

You are correct and I was wrong-mea culpa! Long day with no heat at work had my brain frozen!

NO HEAT?!? Bless your heart (in the nice way--HAHAHA!!!). Hope that problem has been fixed.

[aephi alum]

Originally Posted by Sororitysock

This is not correct. Those who SIP and fail to receive a bid to their desired chapter ARE eligible for snap bids. They just aren't eligible for quota additions. It's always been like this in RFM. See page 136 of the current Green Book.

• Women listing intentional single preferences on their membership recruitment acceptance binding agreement (MRABA) are eligible for snap bidding.

Is that a new thing with RFM? When I went through rush (yes, it was still called rush back in the Mesozoic Era) people who SIP'd were not eligible for snap bids. But it's entirely possible that Panhel on my campus didn't have a complete understanding of the rules.

[ForeverRoses]

Originally Posted by navane

73 snap bids were offered? If that was the case, then not many accepted?

correct. Not many of the snap bid invitations were accepted unfortunately. I guess some of the snap bid/SIP women were holding out for informal recruitment. Which for most of the participating chapters opened and closed in the blink of an eye.
Even with all of the changes in the past few years at IU, it is still competitive recruitment, mid-west style. With a quota of 56 and average chapter size around 200, if you don't have an open mind and you are stuck in a tier mentality of "I just didn't fit with them" then you may not end up Greek at all.