NPC Recruitment & Chapter Listing: Fall 2018-Spring 2019

[UVASquirrel]

Originally Posted by Cheerio

acg233 does such a good job of ferreting-out numbers, I almost hate to note AXiD and ZTA also aren't at Virginia Wesleyan. Probably just a school typo?

Yep...I think Griffins & Quills is right...chapters line up for West Virginia Wesleyan. :-)

[irishpipes]

Florida State
AOII 75

[acg233]

Originally Posted by UVASquirrel

Yep...I think Griffins & Quills is right...chapters line up for West Virginia Wesleyan. :-)

Ack, yes that's right! Y'all caught me being a little careless and forgetting to add in the "West"

Originally Posted by PKTKKG

Hey, do you know the breakdown of quota at South Carolina (freshman + upperclass)? I have heard such varying quota numbers and this is the first one that makes any sense! I saw some information that Zeta had 104 and Chi Omega 109, but not sure what those sources are since they were on that 'other' website. The only thing I know for sure is what Kappa got and posted that yesterday.

Thanks!

Unfortunately I don't know the breakdown- I just have the one number

[UVASquirrel]

Originally Posted by acg233

Ack, yes that's right! Y'all caught me being a little careless and forgetting to add in the "West"(

Thank you for all your hard work!! Believe me, if I were the one doing it, it'd be a hot mess!!!

[acg233]

Iowa State:
Alpha Phi 47
Alpha Delta Pi 45

Baker:
Alpha Chi Omega 22

Eastern Kentucky:
Alpha Gamma Delta 30

Morehead State:
Delta Gamma 27?
Chi Omega 25

Drury:
Zeta Tau Alpha 13
Pi Beta Phi 15?

[southernbuff]

Sigma Kappa updates (results posted from various chapter advisors)
UC Berkeley Q 41+6, 48 new members
UGA 76 new members
UT Knoxville 73 new members
TCU 73 new members
Western Kentucky 45 new members
University of Florida Q 77, 87 new members
Angelo State University 37 new members

From Instagram photos, counting heads
Colorado School of Mines 28 new members
Central Missouri 19 new members
Florida International University 30 new members

[acg233]

Oklahoma City University:
Phi Mu 26?

Missouri State:
Quota 73
Gamma Phi Beta 69
Alpha Sigma Alpha 80
Alpha Delta Pi 83
Sigma Kappa 80

University of Southern California:
Quota 33
Gamma Phi Beta 33
Delta Gamma 42?
Pi Beta Phi 37?
Alpha Phi 29?

[Texas APhi]

I believe the latest USC recruitment was for sophomore/juniors only. The
campus is moving to deferred recruitment.

[acg233]

College of Charleston:
Kappa Delta 49

University of North Alabama:
Alpha Delta Pi 44

Sam Houston State:
Sigma Sigma Sigma 36?
Zeta Tau Alpha 36?

Stephen F. Austin:
Chi Omega 40?

Texas A&M:
Alpha Chi Omega 81

[dukedg]

Originally Posted by Texas APhi

I believe the latest USC recruitment was for sophomore/juniors only. The
campus is moving to deferred recruitment.

This is my understanding as well. There will be a formal recruitment in the spring this year too. http://uscpanhellenic.com/home/recru...9-recruitment/

[ChioLu]

Since last year’s fall quota at USC was pretty much half and half (1/2 freshmen, 1/2 upperclass), it will be interesting to see if there’s a UC quota in defered recruitment, since fall recruitment was all UC.

Do you think the stipulation for defered recruitment that transfers must have 1 year of credits is to prevent from school & recruitment hopping? (A PNM goes to a different school and recruitment, doesn’t like the choices she’s left with, then transfers to USC as a 2nd semester freshman to try again.)

Next fall, will only chapters that are under quota be allowed to COB? And will Panhellenic set quota after knowing the chapter totals minus graduating seniors?

[33girl]

Originally Posted by ChioLu

Do you think the stipulation for defered recruitment that transfers must have 1 year of credits is to prevent from school & recruitment hopping? (A PNM goes to a different school and recruitment, doesn’t like the choices she’s left with, then transfers to USC as a 2nd semester freshman to try again.)

This is a punitive measure. I don’t think they give a rat’s rump about rush hopping. It’s probably just administratively easier. Besides, who goes to USC to have an easier recruitment?!

[clemsongirl]

Originally Posted by 33girl

This is a punitive measure. I don’t think they give a rat’s rump about rush hopping. It’s probably just administratively easier. Besides, who goes to USC to have an easier recruitment?!

Also USC isn't exactly easy to transfer into. No shade intended against Ole Miss/Mississippi State, where I know transferring for rush used to happen a lot, but it's not a school everyone is guaranteed transfer admission.

[kchaptergphib]

Yesterday was Round One at UW - Madison.
~1120 registered, 1045 completed Round One
If retention is similar to previous years (perhaps a big IF, but we'll see) I would be expecting pledge classes in the low-to-mid-60s
All 12 NPC chapters participate and Campus Total prior to recruitment was around 193.
This is the first year PNMs will be attending up to 2 Pref Parties (as opposed to 3)

[DubaiSis]

Does anyone have more numbers on Texas?