Sophomore fall formal rush at Uni. California school

[navane]

Also, just to go back to the original topic, OP, you just have to go into recruitment with an open mind, presenting your best self and hope for the best.

To be honest, your GPA is rather low for sorority recruitment. You may not be able to fix your GPA enough over summer break. Just to put things into perspective....


Here are the average GPAs for the sororities at UCLA:

http://www.greeklife.ucla.edu/docume...kings13-14.pdf


The impressively high GPAs at UC Berkeley:

http://lead.berkeley.edu/sites/defau...y%20Report.pdf


Other schools may have slightly lower chapter GPAs than these two campuses; however, most sororities clock in at 2.9 or better.

[WestcoastWonder]

Originally Posted by navane

Also, just to go back to the original topic, OP, you just have to go into recruitment with an open mind, presenting your best self and hope for the best.

To be honest, your GPA is rather low for sorority recruitment. You may not be able to fix your GPA enough over summer break. Just to put things into perspective....


Here are the average GPAs for the sororities at UCLA:

http://www.greeklife.ucla.edu/docume...kings13-14.pdf


The impressively high GPAs at UC Berkeley:

http://lead.berkeley.edu/sites/defau...y%20Report.pdf


Other schools may have slightly lower chapter GPAs than these two campuses; however, most sororities clock in at 2.9 or better.

Assuming she goes to either of those schools, GPA is definitely going to be a huge issue and that first cut is going to be brutal. Those PHC GPA's are extremely impressive! But they're Cal and UCLA, so no surprise.

[navane]

Originally Posted by WestcoastWonder

Assuming she goes to either of those schools, GPA is definitely going to be a huge issue and that first cut is going to be brutal. Those PHC GPA's are extremely impressive! But they're Cal and UCLA, so no surprise.

I was just showing a sample of how high GPAs at some places could be.