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Poster Name:
Panhel

Poster Message:
Panhel has those statistics but they won’t publish them. What you’re describing is basically how the old system used to work—before RFM, there were way fewer rules about how many girls you could invite back to each round. (RFM forces stronger chapters to cut heavily earlier.) So stronger chapters would basically carry their backup girls all the way through rush and cut them right before pref. This meant girls would get invited back to more houses early during recruitment, but it also meant: - more girls would get dropped from ALL their remaining chapters right before pref - more girls would spend all week falling in love with a strong chapter that was realistically never going to take them, then be devastated when they only got weak chapters back on pref night, and they’d drop - because so many girls dropped on pref night after quota was set, quota was artificially high and a lot of the weaker chapters would consistently miss it. This led to big differences in chapter size, and weak chapters were more likely to close because they couldn’t sustain numbers. Now the cuts happen earlier. And they can be really harsh! But the idea behind them is that these are girls that are going to get cut at some point anyway, and it’s better for them to get cut early so that they have time to figure out if the chapters they have left might still be a good fit or not, and not get their heart set on a chapter where they have no shot. And overall I’m pretty sure fewer girls are dropping out, so it’s working even though it often sucks when you’re going through it.