pnm's stay away

During recruitment you will talk to between 1-4 ladies at each chapter each round. You will be given a folder with costs of membership in each organization and what it covers: some include t-shirts, some don't; some include socials and formals while others do not. Each round you will spend a little more time with the chapters from whom you have received invitations and learn a little more about them. From those conversations each day, you will rank the sororities. They will also be doing the same. The first day you visit all 6 sororities, the second day you may visit between 1-4 chapters and for preference night you may visit between 1-2 (I think). PLEASE if you happen to be cut from chapters you "really" wanted and invited back to others, do NOT drop out of recruitment. Listen to what the chapters have to offer and think about what YOU can offer them. Stick with the process to the end as we would love to see you become a North Florida Greek and find a home with one of our six chapters. Quota numbers are based on the number of girls who attend preference parties so you are helping increase quota numbers (and increasing your chances of becoming a member of one of our awesome sororities) by continuing the recruitment process to the end. Our Rho Gammas are trained to listen to you, be a shoulder to cry on, and help you consider all your options. The formal recruitment process only occurs once a year and not every chapter has "informal" or "open" recruitment.

Girls get dropped throughout the process but more often than not its related to gpa

Pretty much yes, unless for some reason you do something terrible. But how it works is that Panhellenic takes all of the girls who have signed up and divide them evenly amongst each chapter. So for example, if 600 girls sign up, each chapter gets 100 new members (if no girls drop out during recruitment or don't accept their bid). So yes, you have a 99% chance of definitely getting a bid. But this whole process is to basically find where you fit in best, which sorority loves you just as much as you love them. The process is confusing, but it works. It helps you find your home. Even if you're not happy with who you get a final bid from, it will all be worth it in the end,trust me.