sorority comments

Do sororities use the GPA I submitted when I registered for recruitment, the one on my Rec or the one they receive from the university? My school only counts core classes in GPA's and it appears lower than when I calculate including electives

It varies by sorority but they have access to all, although less focus is emphasized on the transcript sent by the rec writer.

If you're the pnm down below with a GPA below 3.0, it's all said and done and there's no point in over analyzing now because it won't pull you through. As mentioned, you're going up against a thousand+ females who cared enough to keep their GPA's up and were groomed from the beginning of HS to have successful grades.

It's all said and done and they have access to your final GPA

Also, because this isn't the University admissions process, it's not technical when it comes to core+electives

if it's above a 3.0 you're fine. If it's below, you'll receive heavy cuts

1. Phi Mu, AXO, Kappa
2. XO, KD, DDD
3. Alpha Gam, ADPi, AOPi
4. Pi Phi, Zeta, DZ, Alpha Phi
5. Theta, DG
6. Gamma Phi

1. Alpha Chi, Phi Mu, Kappa
2. Chi O, KD,
3. Tri Delt, Pi Phi, AOII
4. ZTA, DZ, DG, ADPi, Alpha Gam
5. Theta, Alpha Phi
6. Gamma Phi

I was just at the University for the first time since Spring Semester and the Phi Delt & Sigma Chi houses are hugh and beautiful! Congratulations to both fraternities!

Correct me if I am wrong but There are quite a few sororities that will be accepting those with a low GPA especially those pretty girls..with a great resume...so don't worry..there is a place for everyone.

Actually that is true...those that are accepting of lower GPAs are the following:
Alapha Phi
ZTA
Theta
Gamma Phi
Delta Gamma
They are all great and wonderful sororities!!!!

Low to sorority recruitment here means less than 3.5. Someone with a GPA below 3.0 won't stand a change. Lower here isn't the same as lower at a northern school

Pretty won't make up for a GPA below 3.0 and no one here in a sorority can help those who don't even meet 2.75

Furthermore, a "suggested" GPA isn't the same as what will realistically count. If someone has to consult us on here, chances are they're out of state and do not know anyone which is their biggest setback along with a low GPA

If they knew someone, they'd stand a slight chance(not if their GPA is below that particular GLO's GPA requirement though).