UCF Sorority Members & Drops/Retention

Both large and small chapters can be great.
Member retention is critical for all organizations. It reflects how successful the organization is and whether it's worth joining. People want to join organizations with large and stable memberships. A loyal and dependable membership is the best foundation to build on and speaks highly about your organization in general.

(Drops happen due to school, work, finances, etc. If most girls are happy and stay in their sisterhood that’s a good sign.)


Top:
Kappa Delta -
149 active members (169 last spring)
7 dropped active members

Zeta Tau Alpha -
148 active members (175 last spring)
20 dropped active members

Alpha Delta Pi -
101 active members (147 last spring)
16 dropped active members
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Upper Mid:
Pi Beta Phi -
147 active members (142 last spring)
0 dropped active members

Delta Delta Delta -
146 active members (164 last spring)
14 dropped active members
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True Mid:
Alpha Xi Delta -
154 active members (158 last spring)
8 dropped active members

Kappa Alpha Theta -
152 active members (164 last spring)
9 dropped active members

Chi Omega -
156 active members (143 last spring)
6 dropped active members
~ ~ ~ ~
Lower Mid:
Alpha Epsilon Phi -
158 active members (166 last spring)
4 dropped active members,

Kappa Kappa Gamma -
150 active members (175 last spring)
0 dropped active members
~ ~ ~ ~
Bottom:
Delta Zeta -
120 active members (116 last spring)
14 dropped active members

Gamma Phi Beta -
92 active members (122 last spring)
10 dropped active members