Transfer student to UTK+ sorority

[AnotherKD]

And 2.75 is not great, either. In fact, it's pretty much the opposite of great. Focus on getting that up before you focus on joining a sorority at a school with a competitive recruitment. You know, do what you're at school to do in the first place.

[jamw90]

And about that D in Spanish, UT will figure that into my transfer GPA when deciding whether to admit me, but only what I make the second time (fingers crossed it will be a A!) will be recorded on my permanent record. So I don't know if the sororities will see that or not? So if they don't count the D in my GPA, I could finish the Spring with a 3.26, the Summer with a 3.38.

[ree-Xi]

Originally Posted by jamw90

And about that D in Spanish, UT will figure that into my transfer GPA when deciding whether to admit me, but only what I make the second time (fingers crossed it will be a A!) will be recorded on my permanent record. So I don't know if the sororities will see that or not? So if they don't count the D in my GPA, I could finish the Spring with a 3.26, the Summer with a 3.38.

Stop. Obsessing. I am saying this to be nice. Just buckle down and do what you need to do.

[kddani]

Originally Posted by ree-Xi

Stop. Obsessing. I am saying this to be nice. Just buckle down and do what you need to do.

Seriously. If OP would've spent half as much time studying, she wouldn't be trying to get out of this grade predicament to begin with. A "D" in Spanish at a community college is unbelievable- did you not ever show up for class? Then assuming you could actually get an A this semester? Even under the best of scenarios, your possible transfer GPA from a community college is nothing impressive or noteworthy.

Worry more about how your grades will affect actually getting INTO college and your future job prospects, and less how they will affect your chances at joining a sorority. Get your priorities in line.