sixonetwoPNM |
04-24-2009 08:39 PM |
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Originally Posted by Zillini
(Post 1802829)
A good general comparison for an upperclassmen PNM's GPA is to look at what the Panhellenic average was last semester. On most campuses this is published somewhere (often on a Greek Life website) or you could call the Panhellenic office. Many campuses also publish individual chapter GPA's. Keep in mind that practically every chapter's goal is to improve their GPA and their ranking among the other groups on campus. So the more a PNM could potentially help them out in that regard, the better.
Now as a transfer student things might be a bit more complicated depending on what school a PNM transfered from, meaning did she transfer from Easy Eastern State or Terribly Tough Tech? It would probably be up to the individual chapters to determine if they want to take that into consideration or not.
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Yeah, I've been searching for the semester averages online but I can't seem to find them, which makes me feel really stupid! But I'll definitely consider calling and asking.
In regards to my school, I transferred from a small, private liberal arts college. It's moderately selective, nationally ranked, and a "Tier 1" liberal arts school according to US News & World Report. It's a great school...It just wasn't for me. I definitely see where you're coming from as far as that making a difference, though! Thank you for the tips!
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