grades

chelc8807 · #1 06-22-2007, 03:45 PM

i started both of the threads at the same time so more people would see them and what i just said was that i brought my gpa from a 2.2 junior year to a 2.5 senior year and my actual question was would the sororities look at my recalculated gpa from the university or my gpa straight from my highschool

AlphaFrog · #2 06-22-2007, 03:47 PM

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Originally Posted by chelc8807

i started both of the threads at the same time so more people would see them and what i just said was that i brought my gpa from a 2.2 junior year to a 2.5 senior year and my actual question was would the sororities look at my recalculated gpa from the university or my gpa straight from my highschool

No need, we all read everything, pretty much.

And that's about the biggest, longest, unpunctuated sentance I've ever read.

chelc8807 · #3 06-22-2007, 03:53 PM

I started both of the threads at the same time so more people would see them, but what I said was I brought my gpa from a 2.2 junior year to a 2.5 senior year. My actual question was if the sororities would look at my recalculated gpa from the university or my gpa straight from my highschool.

Even though I don't see why it matters I fixed it. Happy?

adpiucf · #4 06-22-2007, 04:08 PM

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Originally Posted by chelc8807

I started both of the threads at the same time so more people would see them, but what I said was I brought my gpa from a 2.2 junior year to a 2.5 senior year. My actual question was if the sororities would look at my recalculated gpa from the university or my gpa straight from my highschool.

Even though I don't see why it matters I fixed it. Happy?

The sororities will look at your HS GPA as calculated by the Office of Greek Life, based on your transcripts. I think we've given you all the answers we can...

chelc8807 · #5 06-22-2007, 04:09 PM

I just talked to the Panhellenic Office at the school and they said 2.2 is required, but most prefer a 2.5 or better. just to keep y'all posted.

Lilxcutie88 · #6 06-23-2007, 11:19 PM

The highest GPA requirement for my school was just a 2.5 and the lowest for one of them was a 2.3. I'm sure you will be fine. Just find out the requirements. If you go to a large school it might be higher tho.

kathykd2005 · #7 06-23-2007, 11:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Lilxcutie88

The highest GPA requirement for my school was just a 2.5 and the lowest for one of them was a 2.3. I'm sure you will be fine. Just find out the requirements. If you go to a large school it might be higher tho.

Wow! The highest was a 2.5 for an incoming freshman to get into a house? The highest sorority's gpa on my alma mater's campus was a 3.7 for an incoming freshman. If I remember correctly, at my chapter, the lowest gpa to get in was around a 2.5...

cuteASAbug · #8 06-24-2007, 12:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Lilxcutie88

The highest GPA requirement for my school was just a 2.5 and the lowest for one of them was a 2.3. I'm sure you will be fine. Just find out the requirements. If you go to a large school it might be higher tho.

Does your school have deferred recruitment? Was this a required college or high school GPA?

dgdramadawg · #9 06-24-2007, 01:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Lilxcutie88

The highest GPA requirement for my school was just a 2.5 and the lowest for one of them was a 2.3. I'm sure you will be fine. Just find out the requirements. If you go to a large school it might be higher tho.

She mentioned in her initial post that she is going to a competitive SEC school. I would be shocked if a PNM with a 2.5 could receive a bid on a competitive SEC campus.

Drolefille · #10 06-22-2007, 04:06 PM

Your GPA is your GPA. They'll use whatever shows up on your HS transcripts. (And really if you're talking a 2.4 vs. 2.5 it probably doesn't matter) Your GPA is almost certainly below the minimum accepted. You should work on getting good grades for a year and get involved on campus in other ways before you try to go through recruitment.