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I saw a sorority at a different school go from absolute bottom to mid-high in terms of people wanting to join it. What I noticed is when they weren’t doing well they were still organized and involved on campus. For example, they had a great online presence, they attended and went all out for all other Greek events, they held well organized events themselves, they were involved on campus in other ways, etc. They put themselves out there even though they were considered the bottom group with lower numbers. The sororities that weren’t as organized, ie. didn’t put on as strong of recruitment (we’re lazy about it), didn’t have well organized events and partied too much (where it affected the group coming together) dropped in popularity. I didn’t think it could happen but it can, IF being organized and involved is sustained over many years.