Wondering If I Still Have A Chance

[Animate]

Similar to what the lovely ladies here have said...be concerned about school primarily.

I'll give you the same advice that my brothers gave me when I was in school and was considering intake my final semester. Wait until grad! There are things so much more important than becoming Greek at this point in your life and those are what you really should be focusing on. The org isn't going anywhere. If you want to join and its in your heart it only makes it better once you do become a member.

[inquizitive23]

I would like to thank everyone for all the advise and please believe that i will take all of what you have said into consideration. I have this fall semester to work very hard on raising my GPA and then in the spring I have to concentrate on graduation. I will still take part in some discussions if that is still alright to do. I will make sure that I come back to speak with all of you that have given me some wonderful advise. Again thanks, and keep me in your thoughts.

[IncontRHOllable]

Originally Posted by inquizitive23

I would like to thank everyone for all the advise and please believe that i will take all of what you have said into consideration. I have this fall semester to work very hard on raising my GPA and then in the spring I have to concentrate on graduation. I will still take part in some discussions if that is still alright to do. I will make sure that I come back to speak with all of you that have given me some wonderful advise. Again thanks, and keep me in your thoughts.

Of course you are always welcome to post here

[mccoyred]

Originally Posted by inquizitive23

I would like to thank everyone for all the advise and please believe that i will take all of what you have said into consideration. I have this fall semester to work very hard on raising my GPA and then in the spring I have to concentrate on graduation. I will still take part in some discussions if that is still alright to do. I will make sure that I come back to speak with all of you that have given me some wonderful advise. Again thanks, and keep me in your thoughts.

I hate to burst your bubble but you need to do the math.

If you get all A's (4.0) in your remaining classes (highly unlikely), you will still only end up with a 2.28. If you retake 13 credits AND get a 4.0 in those classes as well (very unlikely), only then will you arrive at a 2.50 (assuming 120 credits required for degree completion).

So basically, you need at least 30 credits of consistent stellar performance to reach a 2.5, something that you have fallen very short of in the preceeding 75% of your expected college career....

[BlueReign]

Originally Posted by mccoyred

I hate to burst your bubble but you need to do the math.

Stop it please. LOL!

I hate to see when people are more concerned with "pledging" something than they are with graduating and being a success in life.