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Originally posted by Munchkin03
What are people in college for? To find a husband/wife?
To maintain membership in a Greek organization, I feel that the cumulative GPA should be at least one tenth of a point higher than what is needed to remain in college in good standing (ie, if the school requires a 1.5, Greeks should require a 1.6).
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My point was that scholarship is important and vital to both the GLO experience and the school experience... however that should not be the primary focus of a GLO nor a student to such a level that their involvment in the total university or GLO experience...
I agree with you in that a member should be considered in good standing if the school considers them in good standing. So for example if you can graduate with a Honours Degree here at UofT with a 1.7 then that should be good enough for the GLO... after all a C- to a C+ (1.7 to 2.3) is consider an adequate understanding of the subject matter.
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