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the truth actually

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@Honestly is misleading. OU has room for as many girls as want to go through recruitment. Quota is the number of girls going into pref divided by 11. So if there are a lot the classes are bigger. If not, the classes are smaller. So DON'T WORRY!!! As for the the ones who don't get a bid. Most of that 10% drop out of recruitment with one or more houses left. They think they are too good for the houses they have left - maybe they've spent too much time on GR! It's really sad because all our houses are good and they all have girls of every type. But if you hear someone say they dropped out because they didn't "feel at home" or didn't think they'd fit in, it probably means "I'm way too good for a house GR says is in the lower tier." The thing is, once classes start, everyone figures out that the whole tier thing is silly and they like you for who you are not what house you're in. I hung out with girls I'd met in my dorm that were in a different house most of the time freshman year. It just didn't matter. A few girls might get dropped completely because of something like being a legacy to one house, the other houses think you're going there then your legacy drops you and don't have any houses. BE sure and tell other houses that you're keeping an open mind if you are. Also, if after Philanthropy day (8 parties) you get your dream of your top 5 for Sisterhood day and don't make it to the top of any of those houses' lists, you could be cut completely before pref. But if you get to pref with at least one house, you're guaranteed a bid.