pref rumor
by: PnmI have heard that if a house ranks you high enough in pref that no matter what the other house ranks you (unless it’s higher) or what you rank them, that house that ranked you really high gets you. Is this true and to what extent
#1 by: Nah
No, it works like this: You rank your houses one and two and the houses rank all the pnm's they preffed. The algorithm starts at the top of a sorority's bid list and tries to match with the pnm's who ranked them first. If you are high enough on your number one's bid list to match with them before they reach quota, then you will get that bid. If that house reaches quota before they match with you, the algorithm then tries to match you with your number two house. If you are high enough on their bid list to match with them before they reach quota then you will get your number two. If both houses reach quota before they match with you, then you will still get a bid to either house as a quota addition. The algorithm considers your rank of the houses, your place on the houses' bid lists, and the sizes of the chapters when placing you as a quota addition. No one knows who quota additions are; they are bids just like everyone else's.
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by: Thank YouAug 15, 2019 11:29:10 PM
Thank you for that explanation, I appreciate it.
I know I probably shouldn’t be concerning myself with this right now, but I’m a little confused on quota additions. Does the “algorithm” solely decide what quota additions go where or do others have a say? Also, wouldn’t it be fairly obvious if say quota is 150 and chapter ABC has 155 that they took quota additions? What if every pnm (or more than anticipated) maximizes her pref options...then wouldn’t each chapter just be well over quota? Does every school do quota additions or just Bama because we’re so big? Sorry I know that’s a lot. TYIA
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