academic policies... help!

[VandalSquirrel]

My University publishes GPAs for academic honors based on the college. It is the average GPAs for the past five years and they use it as a basis for graduation. Perhaps those numbers would better reflect the differences in GPAs for someone who is a Family and Consumer Sciences major, than to the sister who is an Electrical Engineering major. This only covers the top 3, 6 and 10 percent of students, but you could extrapolate downwards from there.

http://www.registrar.uidaho.edu/grad...ic-honors.html

[KSUViolet06]

I've never heard of any sorority doing this. No matter what major, sisters are expected to manage their time approriately so that they can meet the GPA requirements. We had sisters who were in a ton of different majors (from intense ones like Architecture to less intense like General Studies) and they were all expected to meet the same minimum.