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At my school, the chapters receive a copy of the PNM's actual application. Panhellenic will go through each application and verify the information with the PNM's transcripts. It's always hilarious to get a PNM's application with 3.8 GPA crossed out and a 2.5 GPA written next to it by Panhellenic. Or an application with a 1420 SAT score crossed out and a 1050 written beside it. It just makes you look really bad to the sororities and we don't want a a new member who is going to lie about themselves.
If your GPA leaves much to be desired for, explain the reason why during recruitment if the opportunity presents itself (only if the subject of grades happens to come up in conversation with a sister...DO NOT randomly start talking about your GPA). There could be a good reason for the low GPA and we would like to hear about it. Even if there's not, you can tell the sister what changes you're going to make in order to improve your GPA.
Sororities are all knowing and we will find out about your GPA, SAT and ACT score, and activities. Don't lie because it makes you look foolish.
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