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I understand where you're coming from, and I used to think that as well. But the truth is, there's lots of reasons girls drop out other than not liking the sorority or it being a bad sisterhood. Financial is the biggest one. But sometimes other priorities become more important. Or maybe they just aren't into the sorority life as they were when they were freshmen. It happens. I don't think it should reflect badly on a house when a senior class is small. Now, if we're looking at a house who consistently takes huge pledge classes and has TINY TINY senior classes, then it might be fair to wonder why girls are dropping. But then again, that senior class is about to graduate and the rest of the classes might be a lot different. So to sum up, no, overall it is not fair to judge a house by the size of their senior class. Each pledge class varies way too much for that to be fair.