biggest in the nation?

Until EVERY house makes quota and EVERY house has a retention rate in the high 90th percentile mizzou shouldn't even think about adding another sorority. I'm not surprised every national wants to be part of this stellar system, but it is strong for a reason. And that reason is that we only take only girls who are both outstanding AND committed to sorority life. We shouldn't just let any house come on campus and weaken a system that is the envy of campuses across the nation.

Guess: you don't know facts and posting misinformation is just wrong. Tons of girls did not drop from either of the houses you listed. Zeta had a great recruitment last year and had another great one this year. If girls dropped, it was for the same reasons girls typically drop and house -- financial, grades, transfers, or they were the girls who weren't really committed in the first place. But Zeta is solid now. So enough with your guessing. Sigma in TRUTH had 1 year of a weak recrutiment (last yr)- it wasn't this year. My "guess" is that the seniors (original colonization class who ran their chapter - the class of 08 (grads 2012) were also the class and the ones who recruited way over quota every year for 3-4 years straight. They all graduated, leaving a less experienced group to put recruitment together; hence - 1 failed recruitment. This year, they learned, and had a great outcome. They got a very pretty pc - were 5 ppl under which was corrected by snap bids. They're over 200 in size (I don't know their exact number since I'm not in their chapter but I also don't pretend to know either, since I'm not in their chapter). Both Zta and SSS are doing very well. Also SK (before you go there) has proven themselves and are doing fine too no matter what ppl put on here. So additional sororities should be added to get back to the days of a 60 count pledge class - where classes can get close and all live "in house" the following year.