Murray State University Spring 2017 Greek Grade Report

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Murray State University Spring 2017 Greek Grade Report Active Sorority Fraternity 1 Alpha Gamma Delta 3.37 1 Sigma Phi Epsilon 3.33 2 Alpha Delta Pi 3.33 2 Alpha Sigma Phi 3.12 2 Alpha Sigma Alpha 3.33 3 Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia 2.99 4 Sigma Sigma Sigma 3.31 4 Lambda Chi Alpha 2.93 5 Alpha Omicron Pi 3.28 5 Sigma Chi 2.83 6 Kappa Delta 3.14 6 Pi Kappa Alpha 2.81 7 Alpha Kappa Alpha 3.13 7 Sigma Pi 2.69 8 Delta Zeta 3.11 8 Alpha Phi Alpha 2.58 9 Sigma Alpha 3.09 9 Alpha Gamma Rho 2.52 10 Delta Sigma Theta 2.78 10 Phi Kappa Tau 2.44 11 Zeta Phi Beta 2.77 11 Alpha Tau Omega 2.42 Omega Psi Phi N/A Phi Beta Sigma N/A New Members Sorority Fraternity 1 Sigma Sigma Sigma 3.69 1 Sigma Phi Epsilon 3.31 2 Delta Zeta 3.52 2 Alpha Sigma Phi 3.09 3 Kappa Delta 3.11 3 Sigma Pi 2.77 4 Alpha Gamma Delta 3.09 4 Alpha Tau Omega 2.73 5 Sigma Alpha 3.05 5 Lambda Chi Alpha 2.56 6 Delta Sigma Theta 2.70 6 Pi Kappa Alpha 2.41 7 Zeta Phi Beta 2.19 7 Sigma Chi 2.10 Alpha Phi Alpha N/A Phi Beta Sigma N/A Phi Kappa Tau N/A Omega Psi Phi N/A Spring Term GPA Sorority Fraternity 1 Alpha Gamma Delta 3.35 1 Sigma Phi Epsilon 3.33 2 Alpha Delta Pi 3.33 2 Alpha Sigma Phi 3.12 2 Alpha Sigma Alpha 3.33 3 Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia 2.99 4 Sigma Sigma Sigma 3.31 4 Lambda Chi Alpha 2.86 5 Alpha Omicron Pi 3.28 5 Pi Kappa Alpha 2.78 6 Delta Zeta 3.18 6 Alpha Phi Alpha 2.76 7 Alpha Kappa Alpha 3.13 7 Sigma Chi 2.72 7 Kappa Delta 3.13 8 Sigma Pi 2.70 9 Sigma Alpha 3.09 9 Alpha Gamma Rho 2.52 10 Delta Sigma Theta 2.74 10 Alpha Tau Omega 2.47 11 Zeta Phi Beta 2.57 11 Phi Kappa Tau 2.40 Omega Psi Phi N/A Phi Beta Sigma N/A Murray State University Spring 2017 Greek Grade Report Membership Fraternity Members 584 Male Undergraduates 3104 Sorority Members 857 Female Undergraduates 4421 Greek Members 1441 Total Undergraduates 7525 Fraternity New Members 47 Sorority New Members 38 Chapter Size (includes new members) Alpha Gamma Delta 115 Alpha Gamma Rho 28 Alpha Delta Pi 124 Alpha Phi Alpha 7 Alpha Kappa Alpha 7 Alpha Sigma Phi 96 Alpha Omicron Pi 121 Alpha Tau Omega 34 Alpha Sigma Alpha 119 Lambda Chi Alpha 56 Delta Zeta 44 Omega Psi Phi 1 Delta Sigma Theta 10 Phi Beta Sigma 1 Zeta Phi Beta 9 Phi Kappa Tau 26 Kappa Delta 111 Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia 57 Sigma Alpha 74 Pi Kappa Alpha 78 Sigma Sigma Sigma 123 Sigma Chi 73 Sigma Phi Epsilon 75 Sigma Pi 52 Grade Points Fraternity Members 2.88 Male Undergraduates 2.84 Fraternity Actives 2.91 Non-Greek Males 2.83 Fraternity New Members 2.58 Sorority Members 3.25 Female Undergraduates 3.13 Sorority Actives 3.26 Non-Greek Females 3.10 Sorority New Members 3.08 Greek Members 3.10 All Undergraduates 3.01 Greek Actives 3.12 Non-Greek Undergraduates 2.98 Greek New Members 2.81 .

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