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Re: @actually

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You are incorrect. The poster who talked about RFM is correct. It's in the recruitment green book that all schools follow. If a girl signs an MRABA (pref card) and lists all the houses she was invited to pref for, she WILL get a bid from one of those houses. It's called "maximizing your options" and is kind of a reward for those who follow through the process. PNM prefs ABC, writes down ABC, gets a bid from ABC. PNM prefs ABC and DEF, and writes down ABC and DEF, gets a bid from ABC or DEF. Which house she gets a bid to depends on the matching process. If she preffed ABC and DEF but only writes down DEF, she has single intentional preffed, and did not maximize her options, so she is not guaranteed a bid. She only gets a bid if she is high enough on DEF's bid list before they reach quota. Sorority submits bid list in ranked order to panhel following pref for matching to happen. As PNM#2 matches to GHI, she comes off of DEF's bid list and the list moves up until quota is full. If the PNM#1 is lower on the bid list for both ABC and DEF and they have already filled to quota, she is placed as a quota addition because she is guaranteed a bid because she maximized her options. If she SIP and is low on the bid list, that's how she ends up without a bid. Cutting PNMs happens before pref. If a PNM is invited to pref, she is listed on the bid list somewhere.