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2014 Fall Grade Report Fraternities & Sororities at Washington State University 2014 Fall Grade Report Fraternities & Sororities at Washington State University All Greek: All Greek All Greek Men: All IFC: All Panhellenic: All NPHC: All UGA: 3.00 Women: 3.07 2.91 2.91 3.06 3.14 2.96 Number Percent 3.5 and Percent 3.5 Below Chapter GPA Rank of Below Above and Above 2.0 Members 2.0 Acacia 2.90 33 21 4 19.05% 3 14.29% Alpha Chi Omega 3.05 18 159 38 23.90% 11 6.92% Alpha Delta Pi 2.85 37 124 29 23.38% 16 12.90% Alpha Gamma Delta 3.02 20 151 41 27.15% 12 7.95% Alpha Gamma Rho 2.54 50 63 5 7.94% 16 25.40% Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. 3.46 1 10 5 50.00% 0 0.00% Alpha Kappa Lambda 2.62 48 30 4 13.33% 6 20.00% Alpha Nu 3.09 12 11 4 36.40% 1 9.10% Alpha Omicron Pi 3.10 11 167 50 29.94% 7 4.19% Alpha Phi 3.03 19 158 37 23.42% 10 6.33% Alpha Tau Omega 3.07 13 71 16 22.54% 2 2.82% Beta Theta Pi 3.07 13 68 21 30.88% 7 10.29% Chi Delta Sigma 2.98 25 21 3 14.29% 1 4.76% Chi Omega 3.02 20 161 45 27.95% 12 7.45% Delta Chi 2.75 44 37 5 13.51% 5 13.51% Delta Delta Delta 3.06 17 158 52 32.91% 14 8.86% Delta Gamma 3.14 9 166 47 28.31% 9 5.42% Delta Lambda Phi 2.96 28 6 2 33.33% 1 16.67% Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. 2.95 29 8 2 25.00% 0 0.00% Delta Tau Delta 2.81 40 73 7 9.59% 9 12.33% FarmHouse 3.15 8 27 5 18.52% 2 7.41% Gamma Alpha Omega 2.97 27 19 5 26.32% 2 10.50% Gamma Iota Omicron 2.85 37 17 2 11.76% 3 17.65% Gamma Phi Beta 2.94 31 161 38 23.60% 18 11.18% Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Inc. 2.75 44 5 1 20.00% 1 20.00% Kappa Alpha Theta 3.33 2 168 68 40.48 5 2.98% Kappa Delta 3.19 6 169 55 32.54% 6 3.56% Kappa Delta Chi 3.31 4 6 3 50.00% 0 0.00% Kappa Kappa Gamma 3.19 6 165 47 28.48% 4 2.42% Kappa Sigma 2.76 43 66 6 9.10% 9 13.64% La Hermandad de O eMe Te 2.61 49 20 1 5.00% 2 10.00% Lambda Chi Alpha 2.94 31 102 19 17.65% 8 7.84% Omega Delta Phi 3.32 3 8 5 62.5% 0 0.00% Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. * * 2 * * * * Pi Beta Phi 2.83 39 155 34 21.94% 26 16.77% Phi Delta Theta 2.78 4 96 10 10.42% 12 12.50% Phi Gamma Delta 2.98 25 65 11 16.92% 4 6.15% Phi Kappa Theta 3.02 20 91 21 23.08% 10 10.99% Phi Sigma Kappa 2.66 47 59 6 10.17% 11 18.64% 2014 Fall Grade Report Fraternities & Sororities at Washington State University Pi Kappa Phi 2.89 34 97 17 17.53% 10 10.31% Sigma Alpha Epsilon 2.95 29 122 29 23.77% 14 11.48% Sigma Chi 3.13 10 33 11 33.33% 2 6.06% Sigma Kappa 3.09 12 142 47 33.10% 11 7.75% Sigma Lambda Beta 3.07 13 12 6 50.00% 1 8.33% Sigma Nu 2.99 23 82 18 21.95% 6 7.32% Sigma Phi Epsilon 3.23 5 122 46 37.70% 5 4.10% Sigma Pi 2.88 35 57 10 17.54% 6 10.53% Sigma Tau Gamma 2.69 46 40 8 20.00% 10 25.00% Tau Kappa Epsilon 2.99 23 116 23 19.83% 12 10.34% Theta Chi 2.86 36 72 13 18.063% 9 12.50% Theta Xi 2.78 41 71 10 14.08% 10 14.08% * Membership is too small to make calculated figures significant All-Community Report # of Group GPA # 3.5 and Above % 3.5 and Above # Below 2.0 % Below 2.0 Members All-Greek 3.00 4045 984 24.33% 361 8.92% All-Greek Men 2.91 1749 344 19.67% 196 11.21% All-Greek 3.06 2286 640 27.99% 165 7.22% Women All-IFC 2.91 1681 325 19.33% 188 11.18% All-Panhellenic 3.06 2211 628 28.40% 161 7.28% All-NPHC* 3.14 23 8 34.78% 1 4.35% All-UGA 2.96 120 31 25.83% 11 9.17% Fall 2014 Grade Report Interfraternity Council Community Number Number Percent Number 3.5 Percent 3.5 Chapter Rank GPA of Below Below and Above and Above Members 2.0 2.0 Sigma Phi Epsilon 1 3.23 122 46 37.70% 5 4.10% FarmHouse 2 3.15 27 5 18.52% 2 7.41% Sigma Chi 3 3.13 33 11 33.33% 2 6.06% Alpha Tau Omega 4 3.07 71 16 22.54% 2 2.82% Beta Theta Pi 4 3.07 68 21 30.88% 7 10.29% Phi Kappa Theta 6 3.02 91 21 23.08% 10 10.99% All-Greek GPA: 3.00 Tau Kappa Epsilon 7 2.99 116 23 19.83% 12 10.34% Sigma Nu 7 2.99 82 18 21.95% 6 7.32% Phi Gamma Delta 9 2.98 65 11 16.92% 4 6.15% Sigma Alpha Epsilon 10 2.95 122 29 23.77% 14 11.48% Lambda Chi Alpha 11 2.94 102 19 17.65% 8 7.84% All-IFC GPA: 2.92 Acacia 12 2.90 21 4 19.05% 3 14.29% Pi Kappa Phi 13 2.89 97 17 17.53% 10 10.31% Sigma Pi 14 2.88 57 10 17.54% 6 10.53% Theta Chi 15 2.86 72 13 18.06% 9 12.50% Delta Tau Delta 16 2.81 73 7 9.59% 9 12.33% Phi Delta Theta 17 2.78 96 10 10.42% 12 12.50% Theta Xi 17 2.78 71 10 14.08% 10 14.08% Kappa Sigma 19 2.76 66 6 9.10% 9 13.64% Delta Chi 20 2.75 37 5 13.51% 5 13.51% Sigma Tau Gamma 21 2.69 40 8 20.00% 10 25.00% Phi Sigma Kappa 22 2.66 59 6 10.17% 11 18.64% Alpha Kappa Lambda 23 2.62 30 4 13.33% 6 20.00% Alpha Gamma Rho 24 2.54 63 5 7.94% 16 25.40% Fall 2014 Grade Report Interfraternity Council Community All-Community Report # of Group GPA # 3.5 and Above % 3.5 and Above # Below 2.0 % Below 2.0 Members All-Greek 3.00 4045 984 24.33% 361 8.92% All-Greek Men 2.91 1749 344 19.59% 196 11.16% All-Greek Women 3.07 2286 640 28.32% 165 7.30% All-IFC 2.91 1681 325 19.33% 188 11.18% All-Panhellenic 3.06 2211 625 28.37% 162 7.35% All-NPHC 3.14 23 8 34.78% 1 4.35% All-UGA 2.96 120 31 25.83% 11 9.17% Fall 2014 Grade Report Interfraternity Council Pledge Class Report PC ’14 Members PC ’13 Members PC ’12 Members PC ’11 Members Chapter GPA GPA in PC ‘14 GPA in PC ‘13 GPA in PC ‘12 GPA in PC ‘11 Acacia 2.90 2.47 4 3.36 5 3.21 4 2.60 7 Alpha Gamma Rho 2.54 2.47 23 2.54 24 2.42 10 2.98 6 Alpha Kappa Lambda 2.65 2.96 8 2.53 22 * * * * Alpha Tau Omega 3.07 3.16 22 3.12 22 2.57 13 3.28 14 Beta Theta Pi 3.07 2.96 25 2.97 13 2.99 12 3.33 18 Delta Chi 2.75 2.47 12 2.79 7 2.64 8 3.20 10 Delta Tau Delta 2.81 2.68 22 2.81 15 2.77 15 2.96 20 FarmHouse 3.15 2.80 8 3.08 6 3.38 8 3.47 5 Kappa Sigma 2.76 2.81 25 2.62 23 2.54 7 3.11 11 Lambda Chi Alpha 2.94 2.90 39 2.96 20 3.01 21 2.92 22 Phi Delta Theta 2.78 2.40 23 2.93 16 3.09 20 2.91 33 Phi Gamma Delta 2.98 2.75 19 3.05 16 2.82 14 3.32 16 Phi Kappa Theta 3.02 3.04 30 2.87 29 3.04 14 3.21 18 Phi Sigma Kappa 2.66 2.66 59 * * * * * * Pi Kappa Phi 2.89 2.72 35 2.95 21 2.89 17 3.07 24 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 2.95 2.80 33 2.97 24 2.98 26 3.04 39 Sigma Chi 3.13 3.30 8 3.04 8 2.87 7 3.23 10 Sigma Nu 2.99 2.89 23 2.92 20 3.20 18 2.99 21 Fall 2014 Grade Report Interfraternity Council Pledge Class Report Sigma Phi Epsilon 3.23 3.13 30 3.23 30 3.12 23 3.37 39 Sigma Pi 2.88 2.75 18 2.87 13 2.79 13 3.15 13 Sigma Tau Gamma 2.69 2.69 40 * * * * * * Tau Kappa Epsilon 2.99 2.82 12 3.01 38 3.05 23 3.00 43 Theta Chi 2.86 2.60 20 2.98 21 2.93 14 2.93 17 Theta Xi 2.78 2.88 13 2.61 15 2.72 24 2.93 19 All-Community Pledge Class Report PC ’14 Members PC ’13 Members PC ’12 Members PC ’11 Members Group GPA GPA in PC ‘14 GPA in PC ‘13 GPA in PC ‘12 GPA in PC ‘11 All-Greek 3.00 2.88 1443 3.00 1035 3.06 736 3.17 834 All-Greek Men 2.91 2.81 574 2.89 429 2.92 324 3.08 419 All-Greek Women 3.06 2.93 869 3.09 602 3.15 410 3.25 405 All-IFC 2.91 2.79 551 2.89 412 2.92 314 3.09 404 All-Panhellenic 3.06 2.93 842 3.08 573 3.15 402 3.26 394 All-NPHC 3.14 3.38 5 3.22 11 2.91 2 * * All-UGA 2.96 2.92 44 2.96 39 3.19 19 2.96 29 Fall 2014 Grade Report National Pan-Hellenic Council Community Number Number Percent Number of Percent 3.5 Chapter Rank GPA 3.5 and Below Below Members and Above Above 2.0 2.0 Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
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