who would be able to view your information

[gee_ess]

In general, everyone can see the official rush application (gpa, resume, etc) that you submitted. Some chapters do different things with that info than others and all have specific ways they use it during recruitment.

I disagree with Drolefille, depending on where you attend school, they are definitely paying attention to your GPA. After rush, I seriously doubt anyone will come up to you and quote your GPA to you, but it is, as a general rule, something that matters during recruitment.

[Alumiyum]

Originally Posted by gee_ess

In general, everyone can see the official rush application (gpa, resume, etc) that you submitted. Some chapters do different things with that info than others and all have specific ways they use it during recruitment.

I disagree with Drolefille, depending on where you attend school, they are definitely paying attention to your GPA. After rush, I seriously doubt anyone will come up to you and quote your GPA to you, but it is, as a general rule, something that matters during recruitment.

Agreed. Just assume that actives will be able to see your application, since it's a possibility.

[Drolefille]

Originally Posted by gee_ess

In general, everyone can see the official rush application (gpa, resume, etc) that you submitted. Some chapters do different things with that info than others and all have specific ways they use it during recruitment.

I disagree with Drolefille, depending on where you attend school, they are definitely paying attention to your GPA. After rush, I seriously doubt anyone will come up to you and quote your GPA to you, but it is, as a general rule, something that matters during recruitment.

I want to clarify. I don't think the average member cares about your GPA. The officers, the recruitment chair, and whoever is keeping track of people by hand or on the computer? Oh yeah they know. And if you're a grade risk you're highlighted. You might also be highlighted if you're a 4.+ but the average chapter member probably neither retains nor cares what your individual GPA is.