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by: LegacyI am a direct legacy to a top tier sorority but live out of state and have average grades. Should I be worried?
#1 by: Rebel Girl
Depends on what you mean by average grades. Less than 3.0? Yes, you should be concerned. Less than 2.8? You will have few options, so appreciate it if you get invites. Less than 2.5, maybe try rushing after you get a year of 3.0 college grades on your record. Legacy status will not make up for mediocre grades.
#2 by: Rebel Girl
Realize that 3.0 is the lowest that many sororities will consider. There will be lots of girls with much higher GPAs rushing, too. From the Ole Miss web site:
GPA Zones
Green Zone = Your options are not likely limited based on your GPA. (3.0 + )
Yellow Zone = Your options are more likely to be limited by your GPA. (2.8 – 2.99)
Red Zone = Your options are very likely to be limited based on GPA. (2.79 and below)
#5 by: Chapter legacy
are you a chapter legacy with a sister currently in the house, a chapter legacy with lots of connections or a chapter legacy whose mother or grandmother was in the chapter years ago and are not active at all with the chapter, that could make a difference. I know girls, including me, who had mothers and grandmothers in chapters at Ole Miss who were released from their legacy chapters. Was I surprised, not really, I was from OOS, knew no one in the chapter, had an acceptable but not great GPA and my mother had not been back to the campus or active with the chapter since she graduated. Am I bitter, not at all, my mother encouraged me to keep an open mind and look for where I felt I belong and I couldn't be happier. Connections are so important and I would make sure to have my recs and support letters in for all the houses.
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by: Be honestApr 21, 2015 7:18:36 PM
So if I have a 3.0 I should be fine?