Dropping Sororities????
by: YuhJust curious but which sororities have the highest drop rates, regardless of “tier” ???
Comment#2 by: Alpha phi
Google fsu frat and sorority score card and then look under scholarship report. It will tell you how many in girls each sorority, new members, and lots of other information. It doesn’t exactly answer your question but if you are taking a spring PC of 20+ girls that’s a huge red flag.
by: Interesting Dec 20, 2023 5:00:27 PM
I guess I am so confused. Why does it seem like some sororities that are considered “top tier” have membership issue every year, but yet you have many sororities that have zero membership issues yet considered “mid tier”? I guess it’s true. The tiers never change because it’s the “top tier” always self ranking.
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by: StopDec 20, 2023 7:04:57 PM
That’s just not factual. You may not like them but their membership is very steady
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by: TrueJan 3, 2024 6:43:27 AM
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by: ^^^Dec 17, 2023 1:48:23 AM
Yep, every year and every new PC things change.
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