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Your school should have a form to explain their grading system. See your guidance couselor.
My school had separate levels of education (mainstream, PSP, CAS) depending on "gifted" status, and i had to include a letter saying what that stood for with my transcripts.
and yes, grades are important as a reflection of your commitment to responsibilities, but chapter dynamics trump perfect GPA's. Yes, you may have a 4.0, but if you would be tremendously uncomfortable or incompatible with a certain sorority, then they won't bid you and you probably wouldn't want them to.
Long story short: good grades are nice, but personality makes a sister.
Good luck!
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Last edited by PhoenixAzul; 12-28-2005 at 06:21 PM.
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