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Hi OleMissRush,

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I also wanted to mention that whether your GPA will keep you out of the Greek system depends on what your GPA is AND the type of impression that you make/where you fit in best. Unless you have something below what I will call the "minimum found to be acceptable" GPA, the latter matters more. The "minimum found to be acceptable" GPAs for each sorority depends on the organization and is not something that people on this website will tell you straight out because it is membership selection is a private process. There's nothing you can do about your high school GPA right now, so focus on doing well in your classes right now (not just in case you have to re-rush due to low grades next year, but also because that will help solidify your future beyond college) and do your best at recruitment. Doing your best means entering recruitment with an open mind, presenting yourself in the best light possible, and maximize your options. Maximizing your options boils down to accepting and attending all invitations extended to you, including a bid. Sorority women are very good at making decisions about who is the best fit where and there is an extremely high likelihood that you will end up in a chapter that you love and is the best fit for you, no matter where you end up.