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Poster Name:
Wondering

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Thanks for the information however, I am genuinely interested in knowing what percentage of PNM’s do not receive a bid. 175 girls is what percent of the total PNM’s? Obviously not everyone can join the top tier . That is the case at all schools . If the 175 girls joined 7+8, couldn’t 7+8 be improved ? Or is it that 7+8 don’t have a good social schedule? To most PNM’s, that is an important consideration when joining a sorority; beyond sisterhood and philanthropy. It isn’t fair at such a Greek driven social school like SMU to say it isn’t. So PNM’s can’t be faulted IF that is the case. Did most of the 175 drop based on their options or did they end up with no bids? Not trying to be contentious . It’s really because I’m curious .