These three ladies quoted below, and Jazing above, are four of the wisest people I know. You should listen to them because this advice is not only true but will save you time and wasted money for classes where you don't perform and a Greek Life that decides it doesn't want you because you haven't nailed down the scholar part just yet.
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Originally Posted by adpiucf
I don't think Greek Life is a good idea if you can't maintain the minimum GPA without fraternity obligations distracting you. I'm sorry if this is news you don't want to hear, but I really would suggest you work on your grades and time management skills.
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Originally Posted by AzTheta
OP, please find the resources at your school that are there to help you succeed (free study skills classes, writing classes, math tutoring, time management, whatever). It's amazing what's available now.
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Originally Posted by FSUZeta
I agree. Work on your grades this next year(seek help from your professors-the majority really do want their students to succeed and are willing to help, your campus academic achievement office, math tutoring services, writing workshops, etc.) and then (a caveat), if you have improved your GPA significantly, you might rush as a junior.
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For men your age, how old you are is not quite as important as it is for women in recruitment. A fraternity that will make you a better man than you already are will want to see the steps you will take for yourself so they know that they can rely on you as a brother.
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