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Originally Posted by AGDee
You might also consider that NPHC members generally join later in their college career when classes are getting tougher. Freshman/Sophomore years are all basic studies and are pretty easy but as you get into upper level courses Junior and Senior year, grades can go down some. I don't know if this is documented, but I know it was true for me. It was much easier to get a 4.0 in Speech 101 (freshman year) than in Neuroanatomy, Anatomy, and Physiology(Junior year).
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also another good point, you expressed better than i wanted to.
and not that this reason is an excuse for poor grades, but smaller NPHC chapters make for resources being spread thin. ie. a chapter of 5, for example, has to attempt to do the work of what, at minimum 50-60 girls of an average NPC chapter to stay afloat. and often of that chapter of 5, some of those girls are involved with 50-11 other things on campus.
its never just classes, chapter, and partytime. grades get sacrificed often. and as mentioned above, law of averages.
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