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Why does ADPI have so few seniors?

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Seems like a lot of older ADPi’s dropped. Is there a problem with their sisterhood?

Posted By: Curious
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After three years of recruitment a lot of seniors don’t want to do it. They have internships, jobs, family things to do instead. It’s not uncommon to not have a lot of seniors at recruitment

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Extremely common among all of the houses.
Also for seniors, nursing clinicals, student teaching, etc. come into play. Some start part time internships. It sucks to have to choose but for lots of girls with graduation on the horizon the choice to focus on work/school vs sorority is easy. You can apply to go early Alumna status so it’s not the same as dropping out of a chapter. You’re still a lifelong member.

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I understand other commitments, I’m asking about the large amount that have dropped. I talked to one, who doesn’t even live in Tuscaloosa full time and she said lots of them have bailed.

By: Curious
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I mean can you show your work? Cite your sources? Besides the rumor mill of some rando that might not exist. What constitutes “a lot”?
I could come here and make a post about the same thing and attribute it to any other chapter. Does that make it true.

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by: Yikes   

This really isn't a crazy concept. Tons of members drop by senior year. This happens in literally every sorority on campus. If you're concerned, look at the retention rates on the OFSL website.

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ADPi, GPhi, ZTA & APhi had the smallest senior class

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