mississippi mid and bottom tiers

No, it just means you didn't have a strong enough Ole Miss legacy/connection.

Or that you wanted a different house. My cousin was a legacy to a top tier but didn't want to be in mom's house (although they wanted her), so she chose a mid-tier that she loved. I knew another girl who just liked a mid-tier better than the top tiers that kept inviting her back.

It's not always a negative, some people actually want a different house than the top tier.

memphis and jackson have more than 2 high schools. there are 10s if not 100s. only certain ones are very ole miss populated. the rest are like being out of state.

Ridiculous statement. It does not mean that at all. In fact, a block of Memphis girls chose what people call a mid-tier sorority in this year's recruitment. Surprising a top tier sorority and another mid-tier sorority who wanted a few of them too when they made that choice. Keeping an open mind in recruitment (ignoring the tier talk) is the best advice anyone gave me, if you do that, you will land where you belong. I know it is cliche but it is true. Ole Miss is notorious for cutting legacies outside of Ole Miss legacies.

Noticed how many "Jackson/Oxford/Memphis" pnms are choosing to not rush into the same old houses - both girls and guys? Grade 13 is real and there are some that want to, ya know, graduate and meet people outside of their neighborhood/private school circle. Trust me, our chapters will take them, they are just choosing what's right for them, not their mamas and daddies, lol, and that's ok. Let's us choose our pc, too, and not just take in legs.

Not everyone wants to be a ddd. Sigh.... isn’t that obvious after this year?