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Fall 2017 Grade Report All Fraternities & Sororities Rank Chapter F17 Term GPA # of Members Deans List Provost List 1 Phi Delta Epsilon 3.674 46 33 6 2 Zeta Phi Eta 3.556 31 20 3 3 Alpha Kappa Alpha 3.505 5 3 0 4 Alpha Phi 3.480 50 29 11 5 Sigma Delta Tau 3.476 53 30 1 6 Alpha Phi Omega 3.464 52 32 4 7 Delta Gamma 3.464 48 27 5 8 Alpha Epsilon Pi 3.412 19 8 2 All Coed Organizations 3.386 211 110 14 All PFC 3.386 211 110 14 9 Delta Chi 3.377 24 8 0 All NPC 3.371 346 162 24 10 Alpha Theta Beta 3.368 44 21 2 All Sororities 3.357 367 168 24 All Greek 3.334 812 359 48 11 Delta Sigma Theta 3.328 5 2 0 12 Delta Phi Epsilon 3.320 52 18 2 13 Alpha Epsilon Phi 3.318 47 19 2 All UG Female Avg 3.310 3768 0 0 14 Tau Epsilon Phi 3.297 15 6 0 15 Phi Kappa Theta 3.284 25 12 1 16 Phi Delta Theta 3.282 49 18 2 17 Phi Alpha Delta 3.279 30 11 0 18 Sigma Alpha Mu 3.276 18 8 2 19 Alpha Phi Alpha 3.265 4 0 0 All IFC 3.251 228 81 10 All Fraternities 3.250 233 81 10 20 Pi Kappa Alpha 3.211 26 4 0 All Undergraduate Avg 3.210 6861 0 0 21 Phi Sigma Sigma 3.179 52 18 1 22 Sigma Gamma Rho * * * * All MFSC 3.132 26 6 0 23 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 3.121 30 8 1 24 Alpha Kappa Psi 3.112 26 8 0 All UG Male Avg 3.090 3093 0 0 25 Phi Iota Alpha * * * * 26 Pi Lambda Phi 3.041 22 9 2 27 Theta Tau 2.914 26 6 1 28 Lambda Theta Alpha 2.881 7 0 0 29 Omega Phi Chi * * * * *less than 3 members Fall 2017 Grade Report Interfraternity Council Chapter New Members Initiated Members Total Membership Alpha Epsilon Pi 3 2.853 16 3.517 19 3.412 Delta Chi 4 3.427 20 3.368 24 3.377 Phi Delta Theta 7 3.475 42 3.249 49 3.282 Phi Kappa Theta 3 2.980 22 3.325 25 3.284 Pi Kappa Alpha 3 3.513 23 3.171 26 3.211 Pi Lambda Phi 3 2.687 19 3.097 22 3.041 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 6 3.100 24 3.126 30 3.121 Sigma Alpha Mu 4 3.375 14 3.247 18 3.276 Tau Epsilon Phi * * 14 3.276 15 3.297 IFC 34 3.230 194 3.255 228 3.251 Multiculutral Fraternity & Sorority Council Chapter New Members Initiated Members Total Membership Alpha Kappa Alpha ^ ^ 5 3.505 5 3.505 Alpha Phi Alpha * * 3 3.200 4 3.265 Delta Sigma Theta 5 3.328 ^ ^ 5 3.328 Lambda Theta Alpha ^ ^ 7 2.881 7 2.881 Omega Phi Chi ^ ^ * * * * Phi Iota Alpha ^ ^ * * * * Sigma Gamma Rho ^ ^ * * * * MFSC 6 3.350 20 3.067 26 3.132 Panhellenic Council Chapter New Members Initiated Members Total Membership Alpha Epsilon Phi 9 3.021 38 3.389 47 3.318 Alpha Phi ^ ^ 50 3.480 50 3.480 Alpha Theta Beta 11 3.316 33 3.385 44 3.368 Delta Gamma 6 3.531 42 3.454 48 3.464 Delta Phi Epsilon 3 3.588 49 3.303 52 3.320 Phi Sigma Sigma ^ ^ 52 3.179 52 3.179 Sigma Delta Tau ^ ^ 53 3.476 53 3.476 NPC 29 3.297 317 3.378 346 3.371 Professional Fraternity Council Chapter New Members Initiated Members Total Membership Alpha Kappa Psi 5 2.698 21 3.211 26 3.112 Alpha Phi Omega 18 3.347 34 3.526 52 3.464 Phi Alpha Delta ^ ^ 30 3.279 30 3.279 Phi Delta Epsilon 13 3.877 33 3.594 46 3.674 Theta Tau 3 3.466 23 2.842 26 2.914 Zeta Phi Eta 8 3.661 23 3.520 31 3.556 PFC 47 3.486 164 3.357 211 3.386 *less than 3 members ^no members.

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