informal gpa?
by: questionI know the GPA requirement to participate in formal rush next semester is a 2.5 minimum, does that count for informal rush as well? Or can you do informal rush with lower than that, even by a little, if it matters at all?
Comment#5by: UrbanFan
Regardless of what the chapters post as their minimum GPA, if you are near the cut-off, chapters consider you a grade risk. Sure girls will get bids with under a 3.0, but most competitive chapters might cut you. Remember, there are a lot of qualified women at TOSU that are cute, have a great personality, have lots of friends in the chapter and are involved. When they rank you, all things being equal, someone with a 2.8 will be lower on the list than someone with a 3.8. And, with RFM, you might be cut early from chapters that historically have a high return rate.
#7by: 12345
#8by: GoodGPA
You need pretty good grades to get a bid to most houses and less than a 2.5 is not good. We want girls with good personalities who are cute, uber involved and have good grades. Sometimes we take sophs and juniors but we are typically focused on first year.
Take a look at chapter GPAs for spring to see what you are up against:
1 Kappa Alpha Theta 3.47
2 Chi Omega 3.42
3 Alpha Gamma Delta 3.36
4 Pi Beta Phi 3.34
5 Alpha Chi Omega 3.32
6 Alpha Epsilon Phi 3.32
8 Delta Delta Delta 3.31
9 Kappa Delta 3.29
10 Alpha Phi 3.28
11 Alpha Xi Delta 3.25
12 Kappa Kappa Gamma 3.25
13 Delta Gamma 3.19
14 Delta Zeta 3.12
15 Alpha Omicron Pi 3.06
by: sometimes
it depends on the chapter. The very top of the "top tier" wont look at you bc to them your a years worth of dues lost. Some of the bottom may, but some sororities arent extremely in love with girls who are involved with other things bc they wont contribute to the sisterhood as much. It really depends how you sell yourself, If you're really involved, have decent/good grades look at DDD this fall, theyre normally higher in the grade break down than last semester, and theyre recruiting a lot of girls bc a ton of the graduated early
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by: uhhhh
To "sometimes": I definitely think that's incorrect. There are at least a few sophomores in almost every pledge class. Even in the "top tier" houses. Not only the "bottom" sororities will take sophomores. You can't honestly say there are only 100% freshman in the top "tier" pledge classes. Especially is the sophomore is a transfer. I'm pretty sure if they like you, you have a good personality, have the "look"they want (as much as I hate to say that) and have good grades and are decently involved you're pretty good. Anyone else agree?
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by: re: uhhh
im with "sometimes" she said that the girl can, and I agree with what she said. There are sophomores in every house, its just a bit harder. The loss of a year with us comes up during my chapters discussion on a girl, so it can affect you.
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by: hmm
Okay, still I'm not convinced that "top house" won't even look at a sophomore girl. Especially if she has a high gpa, involved, great personality, possibly knows people and has great rec's. My previous university was much much more competitive for recruitment, and even there almost every house took a good number of sophomores
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#9by: .....
so does that mean that it's super hard to get a bid as a sophomore or....?
I mean i've heard it's not crazy more difficult to get a bid as a soph than a freshman, especially if a transfer. I'm sorry it's just something I'm worried about. I would do informal but I would rather get to see all the houses. But if you have a high Gpa and are involved is it a pretty good shot?
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If you are a sophomore and have a pretty high Gpa and are involved is it a pretty good shot? Even with the chance of not knowing girls in the house?
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