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01-12-2014, 11:34 PM
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Originally Posted by ForeverRoses
I survived if that means anything...
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Congrats! It looks like the odds were in your favor! Are you going back next weekend?
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01-12-2014, 11:35 PM
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Originally Posted by ForeverRoses
I survived if that means anything...
I think the final number of women that started recruitment was 1607. This removes all those cut for grades as well as any duplicates.
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Does "cut for grades" mean just whatever the bare minimum that Panhellenic requires to participate in recruitment, and that the individual sororities will be doing whatever grade-cutting they need to do later on?
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01-12-2014, 11:38 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by ForeverRoses
I survived if that means anything...
I think the final number of women that started recruitment was 1607. This removes all those cut for grades as well as any duplicates.
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Surviving is good!
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01-13-2014, 12:02 PM
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Originally Posted by IndianaSigKap
Congrats! It looks like the odds were in your favor! Are you going back next weekend?
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Yup I'll be back on Bloomington next weekend.
And yes cut for grades would be the minimum Panhellenic
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01-13-2014, 02:46 PM
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Originally Posted by suze81
So I'm trying to give my daughter (PNM @ IU) some help with making her ranking list decisions...fortunately they only need to list their "bottom 9" chapters on Sunday night, but she has not seen any statistics about chapter sizes and pledge class sizes from 2013 in her recruitment packet. So would appreciate any advice about how she can try to determine the size of last years' pledge classes so that she can, as recommended above, keep some of the high number chapters in her upper group? Thanks!
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Last year's data:
Indiana University
Bloomington, IN
December 1-2, 2012 (Open house), and January 3-7, 2013 (Invitationals)
No Quota Set
Campus Total Not Set
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Kappa Alpha Theta Beta 1870 (45?)
Kappa Kappa Gamma Delta 1873 (40)
Pi Beta Phi Indiana Beta 1893
Delta Gamma Theta 1898 (42)
Delta Zeta Epsilon 1909 (52)
Alpha Omicron Pi Beta Phi 1916-1996/1999 (52)
Delta Delta Delta Delta Omicron 1917 (37)
Sigma Kappa Tau 1918-1994
Theta Phi Alpha Zeta 1920-1959/2012 (52)
Phi Mu Delta Alpha 1920 (46?)
Phi Omega Pi Xi 1922-?
Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Mu 1922
Zeta Tau Alpha Alpha Xi 1922
Chi Omega Theta Beta 1922
Kappa Delta Sigma Upsilon 1923-1941/1955 (52)
Alpha Delta Pi Beta Alpha 1926-1952/1984 (83+1)
Sigma Delta Tau Upsilon 1940
Alpha Xi Delta Beta Pi 1946-1970/1987 (47)
Delta Phi Epsilon Delta Delta 1946-1952/Colony Spring 2014
Alpha Gamma Delta Beta Delta 1947 (55)
Alpha Phi Beta Tau 1947
Gamma Phi Beta Beta Phi 1957 (48)
Alpha Epsilon Phi Epsilon Epsilon 1958 (41?)
Sigma Sigma Sigma Epsilon Xi 1989-1994
Alpha Sigma Alpha Epsilon Phi 1990?-1994/Colony Fall 2012 (Fall Colony 101/Winter FR 60)
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01-13-2014, 04:21 PM
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Originally Posted by irishpipes
Last year's data:
Indiana University
Bloomington, IN
December 1-2, 2012 (Open house), and January 3-7, 2013 (Invitationals)
No Quota Set
Campus Total Not Set
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Kappa Alpha Theta Beta 1870 (45?)
Kappa Kappa Gamma Delta 1873 (40)
Pi Beta Phi Indiana Beta 1893
Delta Gamma Theta 1898 (42)
Delta Zeta Epsilon 1909 (52)
Alpha Omicron Pi Beta Phi 1916-1996/1999 (52)
Delta Delta Delta Delta Omicron 1917 (37)
Sigma Kappa Tau 1918-1994
Theta Phi Alpha Zeta 1920-1959/2012 (52)
Phi Mu Delta Alpha 1920 (46?)
Phi Omega Pi Xi 1922-?
Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Mu 1922
Zeta Tau Alpha Alpha Xi 1922
Chi Omega Theta Beta 1922
Kappa Delta Sigma Upsilon 1923-1941/1955 (52)
Alpha Delta Pi Beta Alpha 1926-1952/1984 (83+1)
Sigma Delta Tau Upsilon 1940
Alpha Xi Delta Beta Pi 1946-1970/1987 (47)
Delta Phi Epsilon Delta Delta 1946-1952/Colony Spring 2014
Alpha Gamma Delta Beta Delta 1947 (55)
Alpha Phi Beta Tau 1947
Gamma Phi Beta Beta Phi 1957 (48)
Alpha Epsilon Phi Epsilon Epsilon 1958 (41?)
Sigma Sigma Sigma Epsilon Xi 1989-1994
Alpha Sigma Alpha Epsilon Phi 1990?-1994/Colony Fall 2012 (Fall Colony 101/Winter FR 60)
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What exactly does ADPi's 83+1 mean in a system without quota?
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01-13-2014, 06:48 PM
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Hi, first time posting. Finally talked to my daughter today to hear how 21 party went for her at IU. She heard some interesting news - it sounds like some houses that historically have not allowed seniors to live out are changing their policy. Specifically Zeta Tau Alpha and Alpha Chi Omega will now allow seniors to live out. I hope this is true, and that maybe it's the beginning of IU getting rid of their bed quota policy. One can only hope...
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01-13-2014, 07:26 PM
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So is DPhiE's colonization still on? If so, when is their colonization recruitment taking place? I assume the PNMs are aware that the new colony is an option if they don't find their home during FR?
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01-13-2014, 07:39 PM
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Yes, DPhiE's colonization is still on. Their informal recruitment begins immediately after FR, and PNMs are aware of the option. Here's a link to their FB app with info on their recruitment events: https://apps.facebook.com/bedphienew/
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01-13-2014, 07:40 PM
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First, I hope the students are able to complete their readings and course prep prior to their first classes today.
Second, PNMs should do their research before dropping from recruitment and pursuing the new colony. This completely neutral advice. Do your homework. Make your decision as an adult.
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01-13-2014, 07:45 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Maman
First, I hope the students are able to complete their readings and course prep prior to their first classes today.
Second, PNMs should do their research before dropping from recruitment and pursuing the new colony. This completely neutral advice. Do your homework. Make your decision as an adult.
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You make two good points. Also, if the previous two colonies are any indication, the new colony may take as few as 80 women and probably no more than 160 since they do not have a house and will not be losing any seniors to graduation. Also, they will take some upperclassmen to give them balance among the classes (freshmen, sophs, juniors).
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01-13-2014, 09:19 PM
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ADPi's quota was definitely not 83 last year. It was 72 I think and the 20% flex made it 83-84.
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01-15-2014, 09:57 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Maman
First, I hope the students are able to complete their readings and course prep prior to their first classes today.
Second, PNMs should do their research before dropping from recruitment and pursuing the new colony. This completely neutral advice. Do your homework. Make your decision as an adult.
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Why would a PNM drop from recruitment to pursue the new colony?
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01-15-2014, 10:34 AM
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Originally Posted by sigmagirl2000
What exactly does ADPi's 83+1 mean in a system without quota?
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It means they matched 83 and then added one COB or snap
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01-15-2014, 10:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Mom64
Why would a PNM drop from recruitment to pursue the new colony?
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Because they aren't getting the invites back they want....and they think they'll have a better time/chance/not feel so out of place/not be left out/etc/etc/etc if they do this.
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