Indiana University Recruitment 2023
 

Indiana University Recruitment is here! The schedule:

Open Invite January 3-4th (Virtual. All other rounds are in person)- (All 22 chapters are visited)

Campus Tour January 6th- This is more of a round to show the PNMs where houses are and meet their Rho Gammas. No houses are visited.

Philanthropy and Service Round January 7th-8th- (Max of 16 chapters)

Sisterhood Round January 13th and 14th (Max of 9 chapters)

Preference Round January 15th- (Max of 2 parties)

Bid Night January 17th!

For everyone going through this week, I wish you all the best of luck!

Wow! Didn’t realize they had 22 NPCS. Who’s missing?

Sigma Sigma Sigma
Phi Sigma Sigma
Delta Delta Delta
Alpha Sigma Tau

Is this correct?

Tri Sigma and Tri Delta had chapters there that closed (Tri Delta very recently), and Phi Sig and AST have never had a chapter there. Imagine if they got all 26 one day!

Any idea how many PNM’s are signed up? Since most of the pandemic guidelines are gone, I wondered if maybe more were going through.

Any idea how many PNM’s are signed up? Since most of the pandemic guidelines are gone, I wondered if maybe more were going through.

IU Panhellenic generally releases recruitment statistics after formal recruitment ends.
Here are the statistics from last year.

Best of luck to everyone going through at my alma mater. : )

Bid Night is tonight, and chapters are starting to post pictures on Instagram, if anyone’s interested. : )

Not much discussion on this thread compared to past years.

From the limited Formal IU Bid Day numbers given on the GreekChat NPC 2022-23 Recruitment Listings page, it's entirely likely more pnms were given bids this year than last.

Unfortunately, it appears those chapters deemed lower by students still aren't gaining an amount of new members equal to the number of new members gained by a majority of chapters :(.

That might be due to the diminishment of drama when IU finally started using NPC's release program instead of making it up as they went along.

I still can't wrap my head around that, especially since I witnessed a local system do that. There was a lot of heart break.

I experienced a rush like that at Arkansas; they used to have bed rush. Huge numbers of women went unbid. One yearbook stated over half of the women rushing did not get bids.