recruitment
by: Read This
If you are a non-legacy, I thought this is something you need to read. (Copied from a discussion) It explains why you should be thankful your name is on anyone's bid list.
Last year after the 2nd round, there were lots of pretty first-time Greek PNM's (with great recs.) that we wanted to keep on our list but we had to cut them to accommodate the large # legacies we had going through recruitment. Believe me cutting girls isn't easy for the houses either! So anyway, if you aren't a legacy, be extremely grateful you get a bid to any house because the quota for non-legacies is pretty low. This is sample of how we choose which girls to keep and or cut.
First choice: cute, quality legacies with great resumes
second choice: cute, quality sophomore legacies who have great resumes
third choice: quality freshmen legacies with good resumes
fourth choice: quality sophomore legacies with good resumes
fifth choice: cute, quality first time Greek PNMs with great resumes
In other words, you are not too good for any house.
Commentby: TrueAug 13, 2013 11:51:46 AM
Yes, there are exceptions. However it is usually ONLY for pnms who know a TON of women already in a particular house. In general this is a true post. Sorority women cannot get into the details because that would be sharing information that should not be shared to the public (private only to initiated members).
- 0
- 0
by: whateverAug 13, 2013 8:01:04 PM
#7 by: whatever
by: yesAug 16, 2013 2:35:27 PM
Post Reply
Before you type: Remember, do not post names, initials, or any derogatory content.
YOU MAY ALSO LIKE
Didn't find your school?Request for your school to be featured on GreekRank.
by: @aboveAug 12, 2013 12:15:20 PM
That is simply not true. With RFM every one can receive a bid if they keep an open mind and go through the entire process. If you drop because you don't like your party list or feel like you can only be in a certain house, then yes you will end up without a house.
PNM's quota is based upon the number of girls still attending after round 3 divided by the number of houses. So while you might not get your first or second choice you will get your third. Remember all the houses have something to offer so Go Greek!
- 0
- 0
Report