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Poster Name:
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Poster Message:
Sometimes yes. It really just depends on the sorority. Some like to keep more girls after first round because they have to ask back a certain number and some are better to talk to. The "top tiers" usually make pretty big cuts first round because nobody ever really cuts them (puts them in their bottom 4). So it is less likely for a girl who gets cut by a top tier be able to go back because less people cut them and there isn't as much room to "filter up". But I think that's the fallacy in the whole thing. I think everybody cuts roughly the same amount each round, it just feels like more girls get cut from some if that makes any sense. Like I remember when I rushed somebody told me that some sororities cut 80% of girls after open house. Can you imagine just 200 girls going back to one sorority whereas 600 are going back to another? That doesn't even make sense, there would be no room for them to cut anymore.