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What are the national headquarter gpa requirements to recieve a bid to these sororities?

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Im a transfer student so i am looking for the college gpa national minimum set by each sorority to be given a bid?
alpha chi omega
alpha phi
chi omega
delta gamma
gamma phi beta
kappa kappa gamma
kappa alpha theta
kappa delta
pi beta phi
sigma kappa

thanks!

National GPA requirements can be found on each national sororities website.

The chapters at your school cant set higher requirements, that would be on their webpages or available through your Greek Life Office.

If the vast majority of girls in the chapters and those going through recruitment have a higher GPA than what is posted you could be cut for low grades despite being higher than the minimum.

If you are concerned about your grades your best bet is to go to your Greek Life Office (or their webpage) and find out the average GPAs for the sororities on your campus. If you are drastically below then it’s something to be worried about.

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1 Response to "What are the national headquarter gpa requirements to recieve a bid to these sororities?"

  • Splendid Irony says:
    September 12, 2011 at 11:41 am

    National GPA requirements can be found on each national sororities website.

    The chapters at your school cant set higher requirements, that would be on their webpages or available through your Greek Life Office.

    If the vast majority of girls in the chapters and those going through recruitment have a higher GPA than what is posted you could be cut for low grades despite being higher than the minimum.

    If you are concerned about your grades your best bet is to go to your Greek Life Office (or their webpage) and find out the average GPAs for the sororities on your campus. If you are drastically below then it’s something to be worried about.
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