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I know what I'm about to say may be controversial, but I actually think that it wouldn't be so bad to keep the way rush is going the same for the next 5 years or so. Reasons? 1) OOS PNMs come in WANTING a gigantic Southern sorority experience. Really, there is no other place in the world like the Bama Greek scene. If being in one of 150 girls in a PC were unattractive, OOS would take their money somewhere else. 2) Alumnae won't allow any kind of hard GPA cutoffs because their dear daughters might be barred from rushing. And we all know these "society" moms would rather pressure Panhellenic and The Machine to do their bidding, rather than pressure their own daughters to earn good grades. 3) Rebuilds are very expensive, and from a business standpoint, chapters will want to collect dues from as many people as possible. Also, more people paying = cheaper dues overall. 4) Sorority life is a huge draw for OOS, and if Panhellenic limits the number of girls able to go through, the university will lose a lot of OOS students who pay a lot more in tuition than in-state students. 5) If Panhellenic implements these policies but 5 years later the number of girls deciding to rush drops dramatically, they'll take away those policies, but the girls who were barred from rushing (and their legacies) would get upset that they didn't get to rush in years previous.