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Poster Name:
too high

Poster Message:
I think a rational reason for IU not yet having gone to regular RFM quota is within your example @Realquota. One hundred women in a new member class would be quite a jump from the current 54 (average). The IU ideal may be the gradual increase of the quota recommendation, say 5 or 10 additional bids per house each year. Slow quota number increases will still leave women bidless, but it gives the IU sorority system time to expand their member services: to build larger houses for larger chapters; to gather funds for same; to have enough initiated members to allow each new member their own Big; etc. You need to remember these sorority women have a little thing called STUDYING and a COLLEGIATE LIFE to attend to, not just sorority duties/obligations. A sudden influx of new members to each home might tip the system into chaos and cause new members to drop-out before initiation because they can never live in-house when a house sleeps 45 women and their chapter size is 300 members, or because their NM group has to meet in a large conference hall since their house won't hold their 100 member pledge class.