University of Illinois Interfraternity Council Fall 2015 Grade Report

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University of Illinois Interfraternity Council Fall 2015 Grade Report Ranking Chapter Members Average 1 Sigma Pi 18 3.4046 2 Alpha Epsilon Pi 119 3.3529 3 Beta Sigma Psi 25 3.3414 4 Sigma Phi Epsilon 172 3.3349 5 Sigma Alpha Mu 87 3.3068 All Fraternity and Sorority GPA 7670 3.2772 6 Delta Tau Delta 164 3.2550 7 Phi Gamma Delta 120 3.2511 8 Sigma Phi Delta 50 3.2439 9 Psi Upsilon 98 3.2405 10 Phi Kappa Tau 46 3.2065 11 FarmHouse 41 3.2052 All Undergraduate Student GPA 32731 3.1800 12 Zeta Beta Tau 117 3.1773 13 Phi Delta Theta 121 3.1743 14 Beta Theta Pi 120 3.1598 15 Alpha Sigma Phi 135 3.1557 16 Sigma Tau Gamma 16 3.1518 17 Pi Kappa Phi 107 3.1377 18 Phi Kappa Psi 150 3.1262 Interfraternity Council Overall GPA 3602 3.1246 19 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 129 3.1205 20 Alpha Gamma Sigma 29 3.1196 All Fraternity GPA 3793 3.1171 21 Zeta Psi 26 3.1098 22 Pi Kappa Alpha 152 3.1068 23 Sigma Chi 140 3.1064 24 Sigma Nu 96 3.1030 All Male Undergraduate Student GPA 18,272 3.1000 25 Alpha Gamma Rho 62 3.0982 26 Phi Kappa Sigma 22 3.0959 27 Theta Xi 140 3.0890 28 Chi Sigma Tau 20 3.0877 29 Acacia 151 3.0816 30 Delta Upsilon 90 3.0587 31 Delta Chi 96 3.0526 32 Phi Sigma Kappa 89 3.0430 33 Kappa Delta Rho 76 3.0261 34 Theta Chi 77 3.0201 35 Beta Chi Theta 12 2.9871 36 Triangle 68 2.9776 37 Lambda Chi Alpha 88 2.9748 38 Alpha Kappa Lambda 101 2.9594 39 Phi Kappa Theta 18 2.9406 40 Kappa Sigma 41 2.9353 41 Delta Sigma Phi 60 2.9237 42 Delta Kappa Epsilon 27 2.8350 43 Chi Psi 36 2.8289 44 Pi Lambda Phi 32 2.7206 45 Omega Delta Phi 9 2.6286 46 Omega Delta 30 2.4903 **Benchmarking Information on backside of sheet. CNR= Cannot report when membership is two or less persons - FERPA University of Illinois Interfraternity Council Fall 2015 Grade Report Benchmarking Information Category Students Average All Female Undergraduate Student GPA 14428 3.2900 All Fraternity and Sorority GPA 7,670 3.2772 All Fraternity GPA 3793 3.1171 All Male Undergraduate Student GPA 18,272 3.1000 All Sorority GPA 3877 3.4301 All Undergraduate Student GPA 32,731 3.1800 Black Greek Council Fraternity GPA 32 2.6358 Black Greek Council Overall Council GPA 87 2.8233 Black Greek Council Sorority GPA 65 2.9124 Interfraternity Council GPA 3622 3.1246 Panhellenic Council GPA 3670 3.4460 United Greek Council Fraternity GPA 139 3.0168 United Greek Council Overall GPA 317 3.1130 United Greek Council Sorority GPA 158 3.1968.

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