grade cuts?
by: Heywhich sororities cut make cuts based off GPA? I'm rushing this fall as a sophomore and feel like I have everything going for me except a strong GPA so I'm a little concerned
Comment#3by: BG
#4by: of course
Academic support and graduation rates are the top priorities of most sororities nationwide. They ALL make grade cuts and usually do so early on in recruitment. Chapters might adore you, but bad grades are a RISK, because one GPA could severely hurt the overall academic success of a chapter. The better your GPA the better your chances at getting in somewhere. But I'd say if you have at least a 2.75 you might stand a chance at most. Here are the grade reports pulled from the panhelleinc website. So as college women, that's their average. They use high school GPAs as a way to determine if you'll hit their academic standards.
Spring 2015 Academic Rankings
1. Delta Zeta (3.31)
2. Alpha Phi (3.24)
3. Chi Omega (3.23)
4. Phi Mu (3.19)
5. Alpha Xi Delta (3.17)
6. Delta Gamma (3.11)
7. Sigma Sigma Sigma (2.92)
All-Sorority Average- 3.17
All-Campus Women Average- 3.13
All-Campus Student Average- 3.02
Fall 2014 Academic Rankings
1. Delta Zeta (3.27)
2. Phi Mu (3.22)
3. Alpha Xi Delta (3.19)
3. Delta Gamma (3.19)
3. Chi Omega (3.19)
4. Alpha Phi (3.16)
5. Sigma Sigma Sigma (2.96)
All-Sorority Average- 3.13
All-Campus Women Average- 3.09
All-Campus Student Average- 2.99
by: as a sophomore
I'd say you should have around their average if you have a college GPA. At the very least I'd be be above the all-campus women average! If you can at least prove that your smarter then the average student (3.02) you'll be fine. All sororities are above a 3.0 (except one) and will want women who also care that much about GPAs. I'd say your best chance would be Tri Sig if your GPA is low because they aren't as selective as seen by the numbers! BUT I'm sure they're trying to improve and unless you're a rockstar you might not be worth the grade risk.
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#5by: hi
Some sororities automatically put you on probation from attending social function and/or require you to go to a certain number of study hours if your GPA is low (lower than 3.0 for most). So just be aware that if your GPA is lower than that, even if you still get a bid, you might not have as good of an experience until you get your grades up.
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by: op
so without a good gpa I get automatically cut from everything? I thought most take grade risks
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