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Originally Posted by itb2a
This is a bad idea all around. If you are in good standing with the university or college you attend, then that ought to be enough for any fraternity or sorority.
If the individual group decides to have higher standards, that's their choice. But I doubt they'll have much diversity.
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Generally sororities seem to have much higher standards for GPAs. I know my campus did. What kind of diversity are you suggesting would be lacking? And shouldn't people who are in college prioritize schoolwork if they can't do both effectively?
We had club athletes - the people who played at the top level didn't have time for GLOs it seemed on our campus, students from every college from engineering to nursing to arts and sciences, about the same amount of ethnic diversity as the school itself, and partiers through people who studied most of their time. What kind of diversity is lacking?
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