gpa requirement
by: anon
Just wondering cause I want to rush for the coming fall semester. My average for first year is 62%. I really want to join a sorority for my second year and was wondering what exactly was the GPA requirement and if I have a chance of receiving a bid.
Thanks!
Commentby: Incorrect Jul 3, 2015 3:45:20 PM
Most of them are suggestive. You should still just go and see what's up with each sorority. if they like you, they'll find a way
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by: correctJul 3, 2015 6:02:50 PM
Sororities that have minimum requirements set by their internationals can't "find a way" even if they like you.
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by: YoJul 3, 2015 6:40:44 PM
Unless youre like top 5/10 in scores with extenuating circumstances then maybe they can do something for you
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by: lolJul 5, 2015 2:16:57 AM
by: umJul 14, 2015 9:42:08 PM
by: .Jul 15, 2015 1:30:59 AM
im not completely sure but I think a lot are 65% or so and dg adpi gphi agd and kappas are higher than 65 but im not completely sure
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#8 by: MamaBear
I would definitely recommend going through because even if your GPA prevents you from getting a bid, you will still get the opportunity to experience every chapter, and they'll have the chance to get to know you. If they absolutely love you, but can't bid you because of your grades, they will stay in touch after recruitment to see if you can join in the spring when you've had the chance to raise your GPA. Not every chapter participates in spring recruitment though, because it all depends on how many members graduated in December or left for exchange. Plus, some sororities privately pledge in the spring because the only have one or two spaces and they already have an idea of who'd they like to extend an invitation to (hence, why you should get to know them in the fall).
#10 by: pnm
by: JjAug 5, 2015 10:03:53 PM
Realistically, if your grades from these two summer classes do in fact bring your overall GPA (ALL uni classes) down below a 65%, then your chances will be a bit lower at receiving a bid. Despite what some people believe, sororities do care about academics and grades, so if they see your average is below the minimum entry requirement of 65%, they may consider that greek life may be too much of a time commitment taken away from your studies. Still go through recruitment though, cause you never know!
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by: hmmJun 29, 2015 4:01:41 PM
Not entirely sure but I think theta, agd, and aopi have gpa requirements higher than 65%
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