why are senior classes so small
by: Future pnmAll the top houses have such small senior and junior classes. How does a pledge class of over a 100 drop to half after sophomore year and to hardly any members by senior year? These are the best houses but only 25% stay active for all all 4 years. Why?
#1by: many reasons
after freshman year, everyone has pretty much met everyone and has found their friend group. the dues are very expensive especially for top houses. going to mandatory things gets old after freshman and sophomore year. you're basically paying dues to go to chapter. some girls stay that are die hard sorority girls stay. there are many rules and it gets old once you start getting older
Commentby: Truth
Most drop because they are tired of sorority life after two years. Some might use other reasons as excuses to go alum but the majority simply do not want to be active any longer.
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by: But why
From reading all the post all top houses have all the top girls who have 4.0 GPA out of high school. They also all have high GPAs in college. Why can't they get into the nursing program?
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by: omg
by: hey but why
sounds like your attitude will keep you out of a top house so I wouldn't worry about someone else's 4.0
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by: hey hey
Are you one of those 19 or 20 yr old mean girls who thinks she's entitled to give an 18 yr old an attitude adjustment.? You do realize you have no authority or power over anyone, don't you? Put a girl in charge of ordering tshirts or bid day and she thinks she rules the world. HA! You are in college. You aren't anyone's mother.
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by: lol
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Retweet! Top houses over 50% of your pledge class will be gone by end of sophomore year. We no longer post senior and junior class group pictures on social media for that very reason.
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