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This is mostly accurate, but Zeta would not be top of OOS. They had a huge COB this spring. The most important thing though is that PNMs see which sororities are more out of state and which ones are more in state and what it means when referred to as out of state and in state. When people talk about “out-of-state” in Auburn recruitment discussions, they’re often using the term more broadly than its literal meaning. It includes true out-of-state students, but it can also refer to girls from small rural Alabama towns who don’t come from the traditional recruitment pipelines. It may even include girls from the major pipeline schools who are intentionally looking outside the usual houses their classmates and older friends join. By contrast, “in-state” in recruitment conversations is referring to the established pipeline system, primarily girls from the large private and well-connected public schools in Birmingham, Montgomery, and Mobile that have long-standing relationships, family connections, and recruitment networks within many chapters. Obviously there are exceptions, and every chapter takes members from all backgrounds. But when people discuss recruitment trends, they’re usually referring less to a girl’s actual state of residence and more to whether she comes from one of the traditional recruitment pipelines or from outside that system.