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There are 26 NPC sororities and 22 of them are at IU. You obviously aren't a math major. There are four chapters not represented at IU: Alpha Sigma Tau, Phi Sigma Sigma, Sigma Sigma Sigma and Delta Delta Delta. Please stop comparing IU and Bama. It's obvious that you don't understand how the quotas are figured. At every other campus in the country other than IU, it's simple math. You divide the number of women who are invited to a preference party by the number of chapters. This year around 1200 women were eligible for a bid and 22 chapters, that's 54.5. Quota was 55. Here's the IU issue. Too many girls drop because they feel like they are too good for the chapters they are invited to for pref. At larger schools like Bama, UGA, Arizona, there aren't all the drops we have. The reason the pledge classes are larger is because women would rather take a chance on being Greek than not being Greek at all. Don't say it's the houses. A very small percentage of the women in a chapter at SEC schools live in the house. Until girls realize that they aren't too good for any chapter and stick with the process, nothing will change.