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FALL 2019 ACADEMIC REPORT Comprehensive University Statistics - Fall 2019 TOTAL COUNT SEMESTER GPA ALL UNIVERSITY Undergraduate 31,377 2.92 Greek 4,688 3.10 FEMALE Undergraduate 14,991 3.07 Greek Female 2,816 3.25 MALE Undergraduate 16,320 2.78 Greek Male 1,896 2.87 TOTAL COUNCIL POPULATION IFC 1,802 2.852 MGC 214 3.000 NPHC 42 2.776 CPH 2,630 3.262 NEW & ACTIVE MEMBER GPA BASED ON COUNCIL IFC Active 1,248 2.901 IFC New Member 554 2.746 MGC Active 162 2.973 MGC New Member 52 3.089 NPHC Active 36 2.849 NPHC New Member 6 2.351 CPH Active 1,706 3.303 CPH New Member 924 3.186 GRADE SUPERLATIVES TOTAL PERCENT Number of 4.0 GPAs for Semester 618 13.00% IFC 102 6.00% MGC 22 10.00% NPHC 1 2.00% CPH 493 19.00% Number of GPAs above a 3.5 1,810 39.00% IFC 365 20.00% MGC 57 27.00% NPHC 4 9.00% CPH 1,384 53.00% Cumulative 4.0s 291 3 Comprehensive Academic Community Report - Fall 2019 Total Active New Change Overall Overall Rank Chapter Members Members Members Semester Greater % Greater Less % Less from Spring Rank Spring 2019 Council CHAPTER NAME GPA Count Count Count 4.0 than 3.0 than 3.0 Than 2.0 than 2.0 2019 1 4 CPH Kappa Alpha Theta 3.458 233 160 73 56 192 82% 10 4.0% 0.064 2 1 CPH Pi Beta Phi 3.453 245 168 77 65 208 85% 9 3% -0.091 3 2 CPH Kappa Kappa Gamma 3.399 255 177 78 67 209 82% 14 5% -0.012 4 5 CPH Chi Omega 3.334 240 162 78 43 190 79% 10 4% -0.022 5 6 CPH Delta Gamma 3.300 228 156 72 37 168 74% 9 4% 0.004 6 N/A MGC Alpha Sigma Rho 3.281 12 6 6 1 10 83% 0 0% N/A 7 7 CPH Delta Delta Delta 3.277 234 150 84 41 171 73% 12 5% -0.009 Panhellenic Council 3.262 8 17 CPH Alpha Chi Omega 3.226 225 132 93 36 158 70% 20 9% 0.076 9 21 MGC Delta Kappa Delta 3.201 25 20 5 2 18 72% 2 8% 0.072 10 11 CPH Alpha Delta Pi 3.183 132 90 42 22 97 73% 12 9% -0.032 11 8 CPH Kappa Delta 3.179 213 128 85 32 147 69% 20 10% -0.086 12 24 IFC Beta Upsilon Chi 3.161 131 103 28 17 88 67% 10 8% 0.105 13 46 MGC Delta Epsilon Psi 3.153 18 6 12 4 11 61% 1 5% 0.433 14 40 MGC Delta Alpha Sigma 3.148 20 14 6 2 13 65% 1 5% 0.278 15 3 NPHC Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. 3.142 14 14 0 0 8 57% 0 0% -0.254 Undergraduate Female 3.140 16 9 CPH Alpha Phi 3.124 242 149 93 41 157 65% 22 12% -0.127 All Greek GPA 3.103 17 14 NPHC Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. 3.102 4 2 2 1 1 25% 0 0% -0.071 18 15 IFC Delta Chi 3.098 79 56 23 2 49 62% 5 6% -0.061 19 45 IFC Alpha Gamma Rho 3.094 28 25 3 5 16 57% 4 14% 0.353 20 47 IFC Farmhouse 3.084 31 21 10 5 18 58% 3 10% 0.368 21 16 IFC Delta Tau Delta 3.079 139 106 33 11 88 63% 13 9% -0.078 22 19 CPH Zeta Tau Alpha 3.073 207 133 74 28 129 62% 24 11% -0.069 23 10 MGC Delta Phi Omega 3.071 35 31 4 5 18 51% 5 14% -0.151 24 23 MGC Gamma Alpha Omega 3.070 8 6 2 1 6 75% 1 12% -0.005 25 42 MGC Lambda Theta Phi 3.064 8 8 0 0 4 50% 0 0% 0.236 26 53 MGC Sigma Lambda Gamma 3.049 12 7 5 0 5 42% 0 0% 0.630 Total Active New Change Overall Overall Rank Chapter Members Members Members Semester Greater % Greater Less % Less from Spring Rank Spring 2019 Council CHAPTER NAME GPA Count Count Count 4.0 than 3.0 than 3.0 Than 2.0 than 2.0 2019 27 20 IFC Phi Gamma Delta 3.045 98 59 39 4 66 67% 7 7% -0.085 28 18 MGC Lambda Delta Psi 3.034 31 25 6 4 20 64% 5 16% -0.115 Undergraduate GPA 3.028 29 13 MGC Phi Iota Alpha 3.027 3 3 0 0 2 67% 0 0% -0.177 30 30 IFC Phi Delta Theta 3.003 143 98 45 14 87 61% 15 10% 0.029 Multicultural Greek Council GPA 3.000 31 12 MGC Lambda Theta Alpha 2.991 9 7 2 0 6 67% 1 11% -0.219 32 25 CPH Alpha Xi Delta 2.969 176 101 75 25 105 60% 27 15% -0.085 33 27 IFC Beta Theta Pi 2.952 107 69 38 6 59 55% 10 9% -0.056 34 43 IFC Kappa Alpha Order 2.886 107 67 40 6 52 48% 8 7% 0.111 35 37 MGC Kappa Delta Chi 2.867 16 14 2 0 7 44% 4 25% -0.041 36 50 IFC Sigma Chi 2.858 56 33 23 2 30 54% 10 18% 0.309 Interfraternity Council GPA 2.852 37 28 IFC Alpha Tau Omega 2.833 104 74 30 4 45 43% 19 18% -0.170 38 32 IFC Sigma Alpha Epsilon 2.812 96 68 28 4 48 50% 17 17% -0.133 39 29 IFC Sigma Nu 2.787 90 54 36 3 43 48% 13 14% -0.189 Undergraduate Male GPA 2.780 National Pan-Hellenic Council 2.776 40 33 IFC Sigma Phi Epsilon 2.773 131 100 31 2 46 35% 4 3% -0.170 41 41 IFC Chi Psi 2.719 24 17 7 2 11 46% 4 17% -0.140 42 44 IFC Phi Kappa Psi 2.715 90 42 48 2 39 43% 13 14% -0.043 43 26 IFC Sigma Phi Delta 2.682 55 45 10 2 46 84% 4 7% -0.350 44 38 IFC Pi Kappa Alpha 2.655 136 107 29 8 52 38% 27 20% -0.238 45 49 MGC Sigma Lambda Beta 2.651 10 8 2 1 3 30% 2 20% 0.075 46 31 IFC Lambda Chi Alpha 2.618 46 24 22 1 21 46% 9 19% -0.350 47 52 MGC Omega Delta Phi 2.610 7 7 0 0 2 28% 2 28% 0.176 48 34 IFC Theta Chi 2.566 25 17 8 0 10 40% 5 20% -0.366 49 48 NPHC Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. 2.563 10 6 4 0 3 30% 3 30% -0.039 50 36 IFC Tau Kappa Epsilon 2.539 39 36 3 2 18 46% 10 26% -0.374 51 N/A N/A Iota Nu Delta 2.538 4 4 0 1 1 25% 2 50% N/A 52 51 IFC Sigma Tau Gamma 2.465 47 27 20 0 13 28% 11 23% -0.019 53 22 MGC Gamma Beta 2.455 11 11 0 1 3 27% 2 18% -0.626 54 55 NPHC Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc. 2.392 10 10 0 0 2 20% 5 50% 0.713 55 39 MGC Delta Alpha Omega 2.210 9 9 0 0 1 11% 2 22% -0.672 56 54 NPHC Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. 1.978 4 4 0 0 0 0% 2 50% -0.251 Spring 2019 Active AM % > AM % < New New Member NM % > NM % < Rank Council Rank Chapter Total Membership Chapter GPA Actives Member 3.0 2.0 Members GPA 3.0 2.0 1 4 Beta Upsilon Chi 131 3.161 103 3.209 68% 5% 28 2.994 60% 14% All Greek GPA 3.103 2 1 Delta Chi 79 3.098 56 3.037 53% 7% 23 3.228 67% 3% 3 20 Alpha Gamma Rho 28 3.094 25 3.117 58% 17% 3 2.900 40% 0% 4 21 Farmhouse 31 3.084 21 3.079 57% 4% 10 3.092 60% 20% 5 2 Delta Tau Delta 139 3.079 106 3.053 62% 9% 33 3.159 66% 9% 6 3 Phi Gamma Delta 98 3.045 59 3.114 71% 3% 39 2.944 61% 12% Undergraduate GPA 3.028 7 9 Phi Delta Theta 143 3.003 98 2.865 51% 13% 45 3.302 82% 4% 8 6 Beta Theta Pi 107 2.952 69 3.014 57% 5% 38 2.834 42% 13% Undergraduate Male GPA 2.920 9 18 Kappa Alpha 107 2.886 67 2.841 44% 10% 40 2.961 55% 10% 10 22 Sigma Chi 56 2.858 33 2.900 48% 13% 23 2.802 52% 21% Interfraternity Council GPA 2.852 11 7 Alpha Tau Omega 104 2.833 74 2.895 52% 15% 30 2.678 37% 31% 12 11 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 96 2.812 68 2.917 52% 11% 28 2.534 42% 32% 13 8 Sigma Nu 90 2.787 54 2.873 54% 8% 36 2.656 40% 23% 14 12 Sigma Phi Epsilon 131 2.773 100 2.819 71% 3% 31 2.625 40% 20% 15 17 Chi Psi 24 2.719 17 2.772 41% 17% 7 2.563 57% 14% 16 19 Phi Kappa Psi 90 2.715 42 3.054 61% 0% 48 2.398 27% 27% 17 5 Sigma Phi Delta 55 2.682 45 2.873 71% 3% 10 1.878 40% 20% 18 16 Pi Kappa Alpha 136 2.655 107 2.790 45% 16% 29 2.149 13% 34% 19 10 Lambda Chi Alpha 46 2.618 24 2.845 62% 16% 22 2.401 27% 22% 20 13 Theta Chi 25 2.566 17 2.618 47% 18% 8 2.460 25% 25% 21 15 Tau Kappa Epsilon 39 2.539 36 2.566 47% 25% 3 2.194 33% 33% 22 23 Sigma Tau Gamma 47 2.465 27 2.545 51% 13% 20 2.365 83% 5% Active Total Members 1802 Members 1248 New Members 554 See Key, On Average Chapter Size 81.90909091 Average Number of Actives 57 Average Number of NM 25.1818 Page 2 Median Chapter Size 90 Median Number of Actives 55 Median Number of NM 28 Active New Spring 2019 Member AM % > AM % < Members New Member NM % > NM % < Rank Council Rank Chapter Total Membership Chapter GPA Actives GPA 3.0 2.0 (NM) GPA 3.0 2.0 1 N/A Alpha Sigma Rho 12 3.281 6 3.42 100% 0% 6 3.152 66% 0% 2 5 Delta Kappa Delta 25 3.201 20 3.27 75% 5% 5 2.876 60% 20% 3 12 Delta Epsilon Psi 18 3.153 6 3.08 50% 0% 12 3.191 66% 8% 4 10 Delta Alpha Sigma 20 3.148 14 3.13 64% 0% 6 3.191 66% 16% Undergraduate Female 3.140 All Greek GPA 3.103 5 1 Delta Phi Omega 35 3.071 31 3.03 55% 19% 4 3.350 75% 0% 6 7 Gamma Alpha Omega 8 3.070 6 2.86 66% 14% 2 N/A N/A N/A 7 11 Lambda Theta Phi 8 3.064 8 3.06 50% 0% N/A N/A N/A N/A 8 15 Sigma Lambda Gamma 12 3.049 7 3.20 42% 0% 5 2.881 40% 0% 9 4 Lambda Delta Psi 31 3.034 25 3.03 68% 20% 6 3.058 50% 0% Undergraduate Overall 3.028 10 3 Phi Iota Alpha 3 3.027 3 3.03 66% 0% N/A N/A N/A N/A Multicultural Greek Council GPA 3.000 11 2 Lambda Theta Alpha 9 2.991 7 3.23 71% 0% 2 N/A N/A N/A Undergraduate Male 2.920 12 8 Kappa Delta Chi 16 2.867 14 2.83 42% 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    NC State Fraternities and Sororities Grade Report Fall 2008 Chapter Council Chapter GPA Total Member Initiate GPA Total Initiates New Member GPA Total New Members Delta Phi Omega 3.28549 6 3.48216 4 2.87948 2 Alpha Pi Omega CGC 3.22816 3 3.22816 3 0 Alpha Kappa Alpha NPHC 3.22385 21 3.22385 21 0 Iota Nu Delta CGC 3.17158 8 3.16491 7 * 1 Delta Zeta PA 3.13943 134 3.14441 95 3.12879 39 Delta Gamma PA 3.12136 126 3.08219 86 3.18895 40 Delta Sigma Iota CGC 3.10941 12 2.73151 9 3.95338 3 Alpha Delta Pi PA 3.10867 122 3.19076 85 2.95148 37 Sigma Kappa PA 3.09179 122 3.11061 83 3.05733 39 All Women's Average 3.08321 9862 Zeta Tau Alpha PA 3.08052 137 3.10465 98 3.02857 39 Lambda Pi Chi CGC 3.08001 6 2.61379 3 3.51212 3 Panhellenic Association Average 3.07553 995 3.08965 684 3.04966 311 Alpha Omega Epsilon CGC 3.07316 53 3.02817 38 3.13949 15 Phi Gamma Delta IFC 3.06976 14 3.19536 10 2.80314 4 All Sorority Average 3.06774 1122 3.08286 782 3.03896 340 Chi Omega PA 3.06335 96 2.98967 62 3.17160 34 Phi Sigma Nu CGC 3.06841 3 3.06841 3 0 Theta Tau IFC 3.05688 18 2.73510 15 3.90890 3 Phi Delta Theta IFC 3.04578 44 3.04731 29 3.04358 15 Delta Delta Delta PA 3.00570 131 3.00437 93 3.00841 38 Sigma Phi Epsilon IFC 3.00406 35 2.92880 27 3.19023 8 Pi Beta Phi PA 2.99358 127 3.06543 82 2.88843 45 All Student Average 2.97123 22470 Chi Psi IFC 2.96914 23 2.99358 21 2.71429 2 Sigma Nu IFC 2.96019 46 0 2.96019 46 Collaborative Greek Council Average 2.95876 122 2.80950 89 2.98171 33 Pi Lambda Phi IFC 2.91046 22 2.84102 17 3.07351 5 All Greek Average 2.90337
  • UNCW Fraternity & Sorority Life

    UNCW Fraternity & Sorority Life

    Fraternity & Sorority Life at UNCW Our community by the numbers: 1,429 Members in 32 chapters 25,088 Service hours $332,021 Raised 74% have a 3.0 or Above all chapters have a GPA requirement for membership @UNCW_FSL uncw.edu/fsl Office of Student Leadership & Engagement We Want to Meet You! Interfraternity Council @uncw_ifc Alpha Sigma Phi Kappa Alpha Order Pi Kappa Phi Accepts Members in both Chi Phi Kappa Sigma Sigma Chi the Fall and the Spring Delta Chi Lambda Chi Alpha Tau Epsilon Phi Delta Kappa Epsilon Phi Gamma Delta Tau Kappa Epsilon semesters. Tends to recruit Delta Sigma Phi Pi Kappa Alpha members year round. National Pan-Hellenic Council Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Chapters will organize their Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. own Intake process pending Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. @uncw_NPHc Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. national approval. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Panhellenic Council @uncwpanhellenic Primary Recruitment is held Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Xi Delta Kappa Delta Alpha Delta Pi Chi Omega Phi Mu in the Fall semester but Alpha Gamma Delta Delta Gamma Sigma Sigma Sigma some chapters may accept Alpha Phi Delta Zeta members in the Spring. United Greek Council Chapters will organize their Alpha Psi Lambda Fraternity, Inc. own recruitment program Sigma Alpha Omega @uncwugc depending on need. To learn more about our chapters, how to join or our conduct history, please visit our website: www.uncw.edu/fsl.