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riley_starke 12-21-2012 10:21 PM

2.5 GPA, am i in good standing? Please help!
 
At my school the GPA minimum is a 2.5 and one of my sisters has exactly a 2.52. She is worried that she won't able to be social or be active next semester. However, since she met the minimum requirement I don't think she should worry.

I know most schools require a 2.5 minimum. How does it work at your school? Do sisters need to be above a 2.5 or is a 2.5 fine to remain active with no privileges taken away?

Thanks!

carnation 12-21-2012 10:38 PM

Why are you reposting this in another forum when you've already gotten answers? And this isn't the forum for that kind of question.

riley_starke 12-21-2012 10:56 PM

Because I got one answer. And yes it is, the question includes whether or not my sister can be social.

Tulip86 12-21-2012 11:02 PM

The answer you got was the only right answer:

We can't possibly know, as we don't know the rules for your GLO (since all sororities have different rules) at your school. You should really check with an adviser.

AZTheta 12-21-2012 11:37 PM

Read your bylaws. Talk to your Scholarship Officer/Chair. That's where you'll find the answer.

And this is not the right forum to be posting in, as Carnation already stated.

End of story.

thetalady 12-22-2012 12:46 AM

Seems to me that you already know the rules about academic probation in your organization, don't you?

Quote:

Originally Posted by riley_starke (Post 2194495)
Originally Posted by riley_starke
I'll be inactive for my sorority this year due to a low GPA.

I'm afraid that during the semester that i'm inactive for, the girls won't hang out with me because I won't get the emails that plan events. Also, I'm afraid everyone will bond with each other even closer and when I return I'll be an outcast.

I'm especially embarrassed, I don't want the girls to think I'm not smart. How do you think they will judge me?

What should I expect? How does this process work?
Has this happened to you? What was it like?
ALSO, I'm sure the word will spread around, but does someone make an announcement to everyone about it? Do I still have to go to meetings with the council monthly to talk about it?

**The GPA requirement is a 2.5, I have a 2.4. Do you think there is any way they will let me still be active? The reason why it is so low is because I was in the wrong major and I transferred.


Thank you!!


thetalady 12-22-2012 12:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by riley_starke (Post 2194505)
Because I got one answer. And yes it is, the question includes whether or not my sister can be social.

You got 1 answer. It was the correct one. What else are you looking for? Sorry, but we are not going to give you the answer that you want, which is that your sister will be able to stay off probation, will get to go to all the parties and mixers, and has nothing to worry about. This is Greek Chat, not Greek-Blow-Sunshine-Up-Your-Skirt.

AZTheta 12-22-2012 01:52 AM

^^^ Seriously? Good research; sheds new light on the question. Seems to me the "sister" is likely the one she sees when she looks in the mirror.

And the OP might be a little concerned about her standing with her sorority, with good reason. It's not uncommon for members who repeatedly do not make grades to be brought up for membership termination.

riley_starke 12-22-2012 02:10 AM

Yes I do know about academic probation which I wasn't on but I wasn't asking about that. And I can proudly say I brought my GPA up to a 3.0 this past semester so I am talking about my sister.

Loving the sassy comments btw!

kateee 12-22-2012 04:01 AM

This is how greek chat is. We gave you a correct answer you wished not to accept. I know that probation is upsetting but we do not know how your chapter will handle the issues. Each organization has their own GPA requirements, and has their own ways of handling times when the GPA isn't up to standards.

riley_starke 12-22-2012 08:56 AM

What are you talking about ...I did accept it. I want different opinions, I asked what is it like at YOUR school as well.


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