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by: disappointedpnm

This morning when i recieved my bid I thought it over and dropped them. I know, kind of rash, and every girl in a sorority tells you not to do this, but this was a house I had tryed to drop every day, so I just couldnt see myself there. So now I'm wondering, are snap bids possible at a&m or are they truely a myth?

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#1  by: So   
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Snaps have already been issued. Because you dropped, you're not eligible for snap Bid.

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by: disappointedpnmAug 26, 2017 11:45:34 PM

thanks i was just wondering

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by: SoAug 27, 2017 12:33:49 AM

Sorry girl! Hang in there!! You can always try again next year. However, some houses have a once cut always cut policy. There are other orgs to be a part of at A&M.

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by: ..Sep 1, 2020 12:25:06 AM

Was it KD? One of my friends received a cob from them today!

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#2  by: Too late   
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You signed a bid card and even though you dropped, you technically got a bid which means you are ineligible for the next 12 months.

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#3  by: Another Flaw with RFM   
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Another flaw in the RFM system--it pushes girls to bottom tier houses.

And now you're stuck with that bid.

RFM system--top tier houses hate it. People that work in administration side of greek system? They love it. (Right @GoGreek?)

By: Another Flaw with RFM
by: ?Aug 27, 2017 10:21:44 AM

WTF is wrong with you? Go troll Alabama or something. Take your bitter ass somewhere else, seriously. You just have NO idea how anything works because you were dropped from everywhere during rush and you were so terrible, COB and AOPi didn't want you.

RFM makes things better. Before, top houses did not to take more members, because everyone only invited back whoever they wanted. If you're a middle or bottom PNM, you' wouldn't even get invites back later in the week because middle and too sororities had no obligation to issue them to girls they the did not want. You want proof? Go look at closure rates and chapter totals pre 2002 and post. You'll see a huge difference. Case closed.

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by: disagreeAug 27, 2017 10:43:06 AM

She wasn't going to make a "top tier" house anyways, otherwise, she would have received a bid. She wasn't rated high enough to make the cut. They weren't interested in to begin with.

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by: GoGreekAug 27, 2017 11:21:25 AM

Top tier houses don't hate RFM. Quota has been calculated the exact same way forever - the number of pnms with pref invitations divided by the number of chapters. Consider this:

Pref night attendance pre-RFM:
Top house - 90
Mid house - 85
Bottom house - 45
QUOTA = 73
17 girls from top house Pref don't get bids anywhere ("cross cut"). 12 girls from mid house Pref don't get bids anywhere. Bottom house misses quota by 28.

This is why A&M lost so many chapters in the 1990's (AGD, Phi Mu, & Alpha Phi all closed within a 5-7 year span). They kept missing quota by a ton and just became so small they either couldn't afford the house they had or could never afford to build. It weakened the entire sorority system to lose almost 1/4 of the chapters that rapidly.

Pref night attendance post-RFM:
Top house - 90
Mid house - 90
Bottom house - 78
QUOTA = 86
4 girls from top & mid Pref are added as QA's to those pledge classes instead of being cut completely (90+4). Bottom house either misses Quota by 8 vs missing by 28 or is able to snap or COB to Quota.

RFM means the competitive chapters can stay big and the weaker chapters aren't as far behind the pack as they once were. As a result, no chapters have left A&M in 17ish years. This is a GOOD thing for everyone!


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#4  by: Snap bids are real   
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To the OP:

So snap bids are definitely for real. But this is the rub, RFM--the software that the admin LOVES, forced you to take a bid from a bottom tier house--either take it or 'see ya'. Consequently, you couldn't be offered a snap bid from one of the houses you would have loved to pledge. The house needing to fill quota with snap bids, would have loved to have had you.

Flawed system.

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by: wowSep 13, 2017 7:25:08 AM

This totally makes sense now.

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by: againSep 15, 2017 11:49:53 AM

this

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by: ?Sep 20, 2017 7:29:44 PM

The system isn't flawed. It's wonderful. The "flaw" you identify (accepting a bid from a lower sorority) only applies to a girl who has a low house and a higher house for pref AND who doesn't rank high enough in the higher house to get a bid from them. If the higher house wanted her, she'd be in that house. If not, she ends up getting a bid from the lower house. There are very few snap bids extended so it really isn't much of a factor.

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by: wonderful?Sep 25, 2017 12:00:38 PM

Ha.

You're either in a bottom house or work in administration.

Top houses hate RFM.

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#5  by: Ok   
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Interesting

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#6  by: .   
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#7  by: Q   
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DDD quit trying to bury posts about your hazing and probation.

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by: Arkansas DDD Sep 27, 2017 9:59:47 AM

We are giving out bids soon. A lot of tops chose other houses, it happens everywhere. Gives us a chance to get great girls that were overlooked during recruitment.

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by: Hazing Sep 28, 2017 9:16:55 AM

Sororities haze?

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#8  by: Snap   
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Overlooked during rush

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#9  by: FACTS   
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This is the most accurate thing I’ve seen. This needed to be revived during rush week. THW RUSH SYSTEM SUCKS. What if we jus dropped aopi and adpi from campus that way people would be a lot happier and wouldn’t get stuck with bids from houses they don’t like

By: FACTS
by: noAug 31, 2020 2:49:04 PM

You are a horrible person if you truly believe this. Just because those sororities are not YOUR home doesn’t mean the girls in it don’t love it. Please take your toxicity and negativity elsewhere.

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