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This is a common misunderstanding. The woman who said "wish list" vs "bid list" is absolutely correct. Sororities absolutely come into rush with lists of who they're interested in, from friends, connections, letters of rec, GPAs, resumes, even social media accounts. Then through each round, those girls get scored. How varies from house to house, but each girl is scored by each active they meet. Those scores influence who gets invited back, either by voting session, or by inputting the scores into a computer with no chapter input. Pref is the top girls the house wanted all week. Some girls on the wish list ended up not being good fits, some girls barely on our radar scored perfectly all week. By pref, though, each house takes who they have left and creates a bid list in different ways. These are three houses here, all considered fairly strong: House 1 - Takes the list of girls at pref, assigns a "5" to their favorite girls meeting the number of quota, a 3 to half the remaining names, a 1 to half the remaining names. The scores of each active are tabulated and the girls with the highest average go on top. House 2 - Girls are given a colored marker and a list of girls at pref. They are allowed to highlight a specific number. The girls with the most highlights go first. House 3 - No new voting is done. The average scores throughout the week are compiled, and the girls with the highest scores go on top. It is impossible to have a bid list, therefore, until pref.
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