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As it was explained to me

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The sororities that have the highest return rates ( PNMs all wanting to return to those sororities) have to release a larger percentage on PNMs, while sororities that aren't as desired can invite a higher percentage. The "goal" is for those PNMs released from the most desired, to have several chances to get to know the sororities remaining on their schedule, with the end goal more PNMs receiving bids. It's called RFM and it seems to be working as intended. Let's face it-all PNMs aren't going to receive bids from the top tier chapters. Better to find out right away that ABC sorority doesn't think you'll fit in. Then you can concentrate on where you would. My aunt said in her day that sororities could string PNMs along up to pref round, knowing full well they weren't going to bid them all and then drop them like hot potatoes. This left lots of girls bid less and many chapters not reaching quota.