chances of getting cut from all sororities
by: Nervous freshman
What % of girls end up getting cut from all the sororities?
Is there a strategy when ranking houses to have a better chance of getting a bid?
#2by: from IUPanhel site
About 50% get bids into ALL houses at IU
2015
• 2,088 women registered
• 1,234 women participated in bid matching
• 1,104 received bids
• 130 women not matched in process
2014
• 1,905 women registered
• 1,319 women participated in bid matching
• 1,002 received bids
• 317 women not matched in process
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by: honestly
While these statistics are correct, they are misleading. Women who do not make grades are counted in the first number even though they do not participate in even one round of recruitment. Also counting in the not matched number are women who voluntarily drop because they do not get the houses back they want. With a new chapter coming in February, the drops will be a little higher than last year. PNMs who are left with one or two chapters they didn't "connect" with will be more likely to go through the colonization process and give Sigma Kappa a look since it is much stronger nationally than the three unhoused chapters currently at IU.
Another thing to remember is that going to preference does not guarantee a bid as it does on other campuses. Just because you get houses back, does not mean you will end up with a bid. Be smart in your rankings. For example, Tri Delta takes less than 50 women with only a handful of them being from Indiana, so if you don't love them put them down at 16. Also keep an open mind about the chapters that may not be as popular gossip wise. They all have strong sisterhoods and do the same exact things as every sorority does. Follow your head and your heart, not what the other girls gossiping on the sidewalk.