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Poster Name:
Procrastination

<strong>Subject:</strong><br />pros/cons of 2015 sororties pledge classes<br /><br /> Poster Message:
In my personal opinion, I wish we weren't taking such a big pledge class next year. Meeting's are going to be hectic and if we kept quota the same as last fall's quota, with more girls rushing, each sorority would be able to pick the best of the best. This would improve each sororities standings, showing how each chapter on campus is desirable and no spot in any house should be taken for granted. This would make Greek life somewhat of a more elite organization on campus. However, at the same time, having more girl's in each sorority will help the percentage of Greek life at A&M grow and will increase the Greek involvement on campus. So really either way you look at it there's going to be improvements: smaller pledge classes= pickier during recruitment= more respect within greek life bigger pledge class= more accepting(but of course, still high standards)= more respect from campus