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FALL 2016 Scholarship Report The University of Oklahoma Fraternity and Sorority Student Life FALL 2016 Scholarship Report INTERFRATERITY COUNCIL REPORT Rank by Chapter GPA Rank by New Member GPA 1 Pi Kappa Phi 3.3354 1 Beta Theta Pi 3.3200 2 Beta Theta Pi 3.3243 2 Lambda Chi Alpha 3.3178 3 Alpha Epsilon Pi 3.2800 3 Pi Kappa Phi 3.3146 4 Lambda Chi Alpha 3.2781 4 Alpha Epsilon Pi x 5 Sigma Phi Epsilon 3.1833 5 Alpha Tau Omega 3.0660 6 Alpha Sigma Phi 3.1407 6 Alpha Sigma Phi 2.9565 7 Alpha Tau Omega 3.1274 7 Kappa Alpha Order 2.9080 8 Phi Delta Theta 3.0981 8 Phi Kappa Psi 2.8943 9 Sigma Nu 3.0534 9 Sigma Phi Epsilon 2.8879 10 Phi Gamma Delta 3.0436 10 Phi Delta Theta 2.8843 11 Kappa Alpha Order 2.9901 11 Sigma Nu 2.8678 12 Phi Kappa Sigma 2.9795 12 Phi Gamma Delta 2.8345 13 Sigma Chi 2.9731 13 Sigma Chi 2.8294 14 Delta Upsilon 2.9506 14 Phi Kappa Sigma 2.8293 15 Phi Kappa Psi 2.9146 15 Delta Upsilon 2.6630 16 Delta Tau Delta 2.8960 16 Kappa Sigma 2.6325 17 Kappa Sigma 2.8887 17 Delta Tau Delta 2.5654 All IFC Average 3.1030 All IFC Average 2.921 Rank by Member GPA 1 Pi Kappa Phi 3.3415 2 Beta Theta Pi 3.3258 3 Sigma Phi Epsilon 3.3228 4 Alpha Epsilon Pi 3.2895 5 Lambda Chi Alpha 3.2636 6 Phi Delta Theta 3.1868 7 Alpha Tau Omega 3.1551 8 Alpha Sigma Phi 3.1490 9 Sigma Nu 3.1489 10 Sigma Chi 3.1360 11 Phi Gamma Delta 3.1155 12 Delta Upsilon 3.0884 13 Delta Tau Delta 3.0512 14 Phi Kappa Sigma 3.0381 15 Kappa Sigma 3.0246 16 Kappa Alpha Order 3.0230 17 Phi Kappa Psi 2.9587 All IFC Average 3.185 Updated 02-2-16 The University of Oklahoma Fraternity and Sorority Student Life FALL 2016 Scholarship Report INDEPENDENT GREEK COUNCIL REPORT Rank by Chapter GPA Rank by New Member GPA 1 Sigma Alpha Iota 3.5227 1 Alpha Simga Kappa 3.6369 2 Alpha Sigma Kappa 3.3867 2 Sigma Alpha Iota 3.4194 3 Sigma Phi Lambda 3.3771 3 Sigma Phi Lambda 3.3852 4 Kappa Phi 3.2704 4 Kappa Phi 3.3487 5 Phi Mu Alpha 3.2666 5 Beta Upsilon Chi 3.2455 6 Beta Upsilon Chi 3.1627 6 Sigma Nu Alpha Gamma 2.3108 7 Triangle 2.9619 7 Gamma Delta Pi n/a 8 Sigma Lambda Beta 2.6058 8 Phi Mu Alpha n/a 9 Gamma Delta Pi 2.3564 9 Sigma Lambda Beta n/a 10 Sigma Nu Alpha Gamma 2.3108 10 Triangle n/a All IGC Average 3.228 All IGC Average 3.310 Rank by Member GPA 1 Sigma Alpha Iota 3.5955 2 Sigma Phi Lambda 3.3713 3 Phi Mu Alpha 3.2666 4 Alpha Simga Kappa 3.2289 5 Beta Upsilon Chi 3.1120 6 Kappa Phi 3.0000 7 Triangle 2.9619 8 Sigma Lambda Beta 2.6058 9 Gamma Delta Pi 2.3564 10 Sigma Nu Alpha Gamma n/a All IGC Average 3.183 Updated 02-2-16 The University of Oklahoma Fraternity and Sorority Student Life FALL 2016 Scholarship Report MULTICULTURAL GREEK COUNCIL REPORT Rank by Chapter GPA Rank by New Member GPA 1 Delta Phi Omega 3.4190 1 Delta Phi Omega 3.7429 2 Tau Kappa Omega 3.3304 2 Omega Delta Phi 3.5000 3 Phi Delta Alpha 3.0813 3 Gamma Beta 3.2692 4 Gamma Beta 3.0723 4 Lambda Delta Psi 2.9896 5 Lambda Delta Psi 2.9597 5 Beta Chi Theta 2.9545 6 Omega Delta Phi 2.9150 6 Phi Delta Alpha 2.8835 7 Sigma Lambda Gamma 2.9123 7 Kappa Delta Chi 2.8101 8 Lambda Phi Epsilon 2.8501 8 Tau Kappa Omega 2.7805 9 Delta Epsilon Psi 2.8462 9 Sigma Lambda Gamma 2.6712 10 alpha Kappa Delta Phi 2.6253 10 alpha Kappa Delta Phi 2.4300 11 Kappa Delta Chi 2.5737 11 Lambda Phi Epsilon 2.4264 12 Beta Chi Theta 1.9804 12 Delta Epsilon Psi n/a All MGC Average 2.9129 All MGC Average 2.801 Rank by Member GPA 1 Tau Kappa Omega 3.4053 2 Delta Phi Omega 3.2571 3 Phi Delta Alpha 3.1353 4 Lambda Phi Epsilon 3.1030 5 Sigma Lambda Gamma 3.0918 6 Gamma Beta 2.8977 7 Lambda Delta Psi 2.8889 8 Delta Epsilon Psi 2.8462 9 alpha Kappa Delta Phi 2.8450 10 Omega Delta Phi 2.7805 11 Kappa Delta Chi 2.4936 12 Beta Chi Theta 1.2414 All MGC Average 2.973 Updated 02-2-16 The University of Oklahoma Fraternity and Sorority Student Life FALL 2016 Scholarship Report NATIONAL PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL REPORT Rank by Chapter GPA Rank by New Member GPA 1 Sigma Gamma Rho x 1 Kappa Alpha Psi 2.8148 2 Iota Phi Theta x 2 Alpha Phi Alpha 2.2658 3 Zeta Phi Beta 3.1927 3 Omega Psi Phi x 4 Delta Sigma Theta 3.1444 Delta Sigma Theta n/a 5 Phi Beta Sigma 3.1074 Iota Phi Theta n/a 6 Kappa Alpha Psi 3.0204 Phi Beta Sigma n/a 7 Alpha Phi Alpha 2.4717 Sigma Gamma Rho n/a 8 Omega Psi Phi x Zeta Phi Beta n/a All NPHC Average 2.955 All NPHC Average 2.520 Rank by Member GPA 1 Kappa Alpha Psi x 2 Sigma Gamma Rho x 3 Iota Phi Theta x 4 Zeta Phi Beta 3.1927 5 Delta Sigma Theta 3.1444 6 Phi Beta Sigma 3.1074 7 Alpha Phi Alpha 2.6750 Omega Psi Phi n/a All NPHC Average 3.124 Updated 02-2-16 The University of Oklahoma Fraternity and Sorority Student Life FALL 2016 Scholarship Report PANHELLENIC COUNCIL REPORT Rank by Chapter GPA Rank by New Member GPA 1 Kappa Alpha Theta 3.5124 1 Kappa Alpha Theta 3.496 2 Delta Delta Delta 3.4643 2 Kappa Kappa Gamma 3.445 3 Pi Beta Phi 3.4548 3 Pi Beta Phi 3.383 4 Kappa Kappa Gamma 3.4374 4 Delta Delta Delta 3.378 5 Chi Omega 3.4058 5 Gamma Phi Beta 3.308 6 Gamma Phi Beta 3.4052 6 Delta Gamma 3.307 7 Delta Gamma 3.3194 7 Alpha Phi 3.278 8 Alpha Phi 3.2883 8 Alpha Omicron Pi 3.193 9 Alpha Omicron Pi 3.2641 9 Chi Omega 3.182 10 Alpha Chi Omega 3.2524 10 Alpha Gamma Delta 3.174 11 Alpha Gamma Delta 3.1739 11 Alpha Chi Omega 3.084 All PAN Average 3.371 All PAN Average 3.297 Rank by Member GPA 1 Kappa Alpha Theta 3.5183 2 Delta Delta Delta 3.5015 3 Chi Omega 3.5007 4 Pi Beta Phi 3.4829 5 Gamma Phi Beta 3.4617 6 Kappa Kappa Gamma 3.4343 7 Alpha Chi Omega 3.3339 8 Delta Gamma 3.3248 9 Alpha Omicron Pi 3.2969 10 Alpha Phi 3.2933 11 Alpha Gamma Delta 3.1862 All PAN Average 3.410 Updated 02-2-16.
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