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Poster Name:
Curious

<strong>Subject:</strong><br />question about juniors and seniors<br /><br /> Poster Message:
Looking at the grade reports there are memebers, active memebers and new members reported in each House. It varies some from house to house, but in general there are about 150 new members, 285 active members and 400 memebers in each houses Does this mean that upperclassmen- juniors/seniors - tend to go inactive? I am thinking this since active membership is just about twice the new members numbers, suggesting that active mebership is comprised of mostly freshmen and sophomores. What happens when you are a member but not "active"? Is there a cost? Can you attend events? If I am wrong about juniors and seniors , can someone explain these numbers?