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This is NOT true in the least, NOT how RFM works! A PNM can't game the system like that. A PNM doesn't get "a better chance at matching with other chapters" by ranking others low. Ranking one chapter low doesn't get her invited back to another she ranked high, they have NOTHING to do with each other. First, PNM's only rank chapters, they do NOT drop them. Regardless of how low a PNM ranks a chapter, that house can still show up on the PNM's schedule because the algorithm will give a PNM as many chapters back as possible for every round, making up for the ones that release her by filling in with her lower ranked ones that wanted her back. Second, the sororities are deciding who to release, and a PNM's ranks of them have NO influence in that, the sororities don't see the PNM's ranks. When a PNM is below their cutoff number they are released, doesn't matter how the PNM ranked them. Third, the only time a PNM's lower ranked chapters actually do drop off her schedule is if more chapters want to invite her back than the schedule will allow for that round. BUT this is highly uncommon and the vast majority of PNM's will get back some or all of their low ranked chapters and still not even have a full schedule for Philanthropy or Sisterhood. Fourth, people throw out the term "maximize your options" with no idea what it means. It means to not drop out of the process and not SIP after pref. There is nothing a PNM can influence with her rankings unless every single sorority wants to have her back at every single round, which is not happening. Lastly, the ONLY way for a PNM to rank chapters is by what her gut tells her. Rush is NOT the time to try to be analytical, it makes for a terrible rush if the focus is not solely on feelings, instincts, and connecting with members.