real retention rates and sorority size
by: Facts
Miami University Sorority Life Semester Community Report for last semester /Spring 2018 is out.
Instead of listening to the false claims about a sorority’s retention, here are the actual numbers.
1st place - Kappa Delta currently has 222 total members
2nd place - Kappa Alpha Theta currently has 221 total members
3rd place - Kappa Kappa Gamma currently has 220 total members
4th place - Alpha Delta Pi currently has 216 total members
5th place - Gamma Phi Beta currently has 212 total members
6th place Tie - Alpha Chi Omega currently has 209 total members
6th place Tie - Delta Gamma currently has 209 total members
6th place Tie - Phi Mu currently has 209 total members
7th place - Zeta Tau Alpha currently has 208 total members
8th place Tie- Alpha Phi currently has 206 total members
8th place Tie - Delta Delta Delta currently has 206 total members
9th place - Chi Omega currently has 205 total members
10th place Alpha Omicron Pi currently has 202 total members
11th place - Delta Zeta currently has 174 total members
12th place - Phi Sigma Sigma currently has 115 total members
13th place - Alpha Epsilon Phi currently has 30 total members
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Basically this just shows chapter sizes at the beginning of last fall. In a nutshell 1st - 10th place are all pretty even with 200+ members each—so each pledge class has around 60ish girls, which is normal and means their retention levels are good. DZ’s number is so low because so many upperclassmen have dropped, so their retention levels aren’t as good
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by: not
The given numbers are not indicative of retention rates (but math majors and actual greek members already knew that).
A list of retention rates would list each home's number bid at the beginning of a pledge term VS number initiated by each home at end of same pledge term. For example: During one semester Eta Chapter may pledge sixty women and initiate fifty, and Tau Chapter may pledge fifty women and initiate all fifty. Tau chapter therefore had a 100% retention rate while Eta only had 83%. But more importantly, both have fifty members.
Repeating: the numbers of the OP only show the TOTAL MEMBERSHIP NUMBERS, NOT THE RETENTION RATE.
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maybe the insight is that rankings dont really matter that much and people seem to be having good experiences in almost all of the sororities??
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