dropping people
by: pnmI'm confused how sororities decide they should drop someone. i know several people who seemed to have great connections with people they talked to during open house and philanthropy and still got dropped. is it just more competitive this year?
#1by: Don't worry
Commentby: confused
by: fg
it depends completely on the sorority and their voting. they consider how the sisters liked you and your grades.
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know it sounds cliche, but you really will end up in the best house for you, even if it is not your first choice or a "top tier". The process seems messed up but it actually works.
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by: Very true
From what I've heard sometimes it comes down to literal decimal places. Don't get too discouraged if you don't get a house back. Also realize that there may be legacies that they are forced to take back that may be taking your spot even though you got a really good score.
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