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Originally Posted by violetpretty
I wonder if Auburn purposely put together a bunch of non-freshmen in the same group because they're in the same boat with their class standing. It might make you feel better when the majority of your group is experiencing heavy cuts rather than having one transfer sophomore in a group of legacy freshmen. I know sometimes recruitment groups are done by dorm, so it's not always random.
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I was reading on the Auburn Panhellenic site that for people who have outside activities conflicting with Recruitment (people in band, for example), that Panhellenic puts them all in the same group and they have an altered schedule to accomodate those other activities. If Panhellenic does this for those PNMs, my guess is they might do it for PNMs of non-freshman class standing as well, as you suggest.
To the OP - I'm not sure what happens to the PX's who "run out" of PNMs. My guess is Panhellenic would redistribute them to larger groups or perhaps have them help out in random groups where needed.