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<strong>Subject:</strong><br />possible scenarios<br /><br /> Poster Message:
Haven't heard yet whether fewer women are going through recruitment, but demographically we are approaching a low point for enrollment so it's quite likely fewer women will be joining greeklife. I foresee a few possibilities as a result. 1) small pledge classes, which is a good thing and which is something the top houses have been pushing for for years 2) higher standards to get into the better houses. If they can't take as many women, at least they want the ones they take to be top notch 3) higher dues, at least for some of the houses that are struggling financially and who have to make up the difference somehow 4) some houses teetering on the brink because there aren't as many girls to fill all the pledge classes and because there are fewer women paying dues. Those who are struggling might not survive. What do you think? Are these possibilities realistic or am I off the mark?