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FALL 2018 Executive Summary: Below You Will Find the 22 Chapters Ranked in Order by Their Overall GPA for Fall 2018 LAMAR UNIVERSITY ALL FRATERNITY & SORORITY ACADEMIC PROFILE 1, 4, 5 | FALL 2018 Executive Summary: Below you will find the 22 chapters ranked in order by their Overall GPA for Fall 2018. Included you will see an overview of the chapters breakdown of Active Member GPA and New Member GPA as well as that chapter's reported philanthropy and service contributions. You will be able to see where the chapters fall in comparison to the Greek Life averages and the Lamar averages. New Total Overall Total Initiate Total New Service Rank 2, 3 Organization Affiliation Member Philanthropy 7 Members GPA Initiates GPA Members Hours 7 GPA 1/-- Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. 2 3.760 2 3.760 0 N/A NR NR 2/19 Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. 7 3.344 3 3.143 4 3.500 67 NR 3/10 Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. 7 3.197 7 3.197 0 N/A NR NR 4/12 Phi Iota Alpha Fraternity, Inc. 4 3.170 2 3.471 2 3.000 NR NR 6 5/8 Zeta Tau Alpha 61 3.167 45 3.127 16 3.264 533 $8,406.61 6/3 Alpha Tau Omega 54 3.143 37 3.301 17 2.803 1135 $4,140 7/17 Alpha Omega Epsilon 16 3.134 11 3.167 5 3.054 50 $800 8/2 Alpha Delta Pi 60 3.118 36 3.212 24 2.981 704.5 $983 All CPC Semester GPA 197 3.096 128 3.113 69 3.067 9/-- Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. 5 3.091 5 3.091 0 N/A NR NR All Sorority Semester GPA 240 3.076 162 3.064 78 3.097 10/5 Kappa Delta Chi Sorority, Inc. 8 3.042 8 3.042 0 N/A 195 $106.60 11/7 Sigma Phi Delta 23 3.011 23 17.000 6 2.400 NR NR All Greek Life Semester GPA 470 3.007 338 3.033 132 2.949 12/14 Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. 1 3.000 1 3.000 0 0.000 NR NR All Women's Semester GPA 2.990 13/6 Alpha Chi Omega 60 2.988 36 2.969 24 3.013 211.7 $3,000 14/9 Kappa Alpha Order 14 2.955 10 3.094 4 2.592 NR NR All IFC Semester GPA 193 2.952 143 3.052 50 2.691 All NPHC Semester GPA 48 2.945 42 2.873 6 3.387 All Fraternity Semester GPA 230 2.929 176 3.002 54 2.717 All University Undergrad Semester GPA 2.900 15/1 Sigma Sigma Rho Sorority, Inc. 9 2.867 6 2.483 3 3.563 NR NR 6 16/4 Pi Kappa Alpha 52 2.837 17 2.920 17 2.709 NR NR All MGC Semester GPA 32 2.834 25 2.737 7 3.135 17/11 Sigma Nu 22 2.816 22 2.816 0 N/A 375 $461 18/20 Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. 4 2.793 2 2.571 2 3.095 NR NR All Men's Semester GPA 2.790 19/16 Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. 9 2.787 9 2.787 0 N/A NR NR 6 20/13 Sigma Phi Epsilon 28 2.734 22 2.777 6 2.614 NR NR 21/15 Delta Xi Nu Sorority, Inc. 11 2.548 9 2.491 2 2.491 NR NR 6 22/18 Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. 8 2.413 8 2.413 0 N/A 100.5 $988.40 Notes 1: Statistics based on information provided to Greek Life by chapter presidents in the roster update process. Every effort is made to report accurate information. GPAs and statistics listed in this report are semester GPAs and data only. These GPAs are not cumulative or overall GPAs. GPAs calculated by dividing total quality points by total term GPA hours. 2: Rank by Semester Overall GPA (first number indicates current semester's rank/second number indicates the chapter's rank from Spring 2018). (--) indicates lack of comparative statistic from previous semester. 3: All grade information regarding chapters with less than 3 members have been redacted due to FERPA regulations. 4: All information provided by Lamar University (all university undergrad, all women's, all men's) reflect the following criteria: undergraduate, degree seeking, full time, taking 50% or more classes on campus. 5: Students who have not generated a GPA are not included in GPAs (i.e. student teaching, internships, withdrawals, LIT) but are counted in chapter total size. 6: Chapter has studnts who have not generated a GPA. 7: Chapters self reported service hours and philanthropy. Chapters who did not report, will be indicated by "NR" meaning No Report. LAMAR UNIVERSITY ALL FRATERNITY & SORORITY ACADEMIC PROFILE 1 | FALL 2018 Executive Summary: Below you will find the 22 chapters ranked in order by their Overall GPA for Fall 2018 within their councils. College Panhellenic Council Multicultural Greek Council Rank 2, 3 Organization Affiliation GPA Rank 2, 3 Organization Affiliation GPA 1/3 Zeta Tau Alpha 3.167 Fraternities 3.170 2/4 Alpha Omega Epsilon 3.134 1/1 Phi Iota Alpha Fraternity, Inc. 3.170 3/1 Alpha Delta Pi 3.120 Sororities 2.784 4/2 Alpha Chi Omega 2.988 1/2 Kappa Delta Chi Sorority, Inc. 3.042 All CPC GPA 3.096 2/1 Sigma Sigma Rho Sorority, Inc. 2.867 3/3 Delta Xi Nu Sorority, Inc. 2.548 Interfraternity Council All MGC GPA 2.834 Rank 2, 3 Organization Affiliation GPA 1/1 Alpha Tau Omega 3.143 National Pan-Hellenic Council 2/3 Sigma Phi Delta 3.011 Rank 2, 3 Organization Affiliation GPA 3/4 Kappa Alpha Order 2.955 Fraternities 2.740 4/2 Pi Kappa Alpha 2.837 1/1 Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. 3.197 5/5 Sigma Nu 2.816 2/4 Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. 2.793 6/6 Sigma Phi Epsilon 2.734 3/2 Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. 2.787 All IFC GPA 2.952 4/3 Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. 2.413 Sororities 3.296 Greek Life Overview 1/-- Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. 3.760 All CPC Semester GPA 3.096 2/2 Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. 3.344 All Sorority Semester GPA 3.076 3/-- Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. 3.091 All Greek Life Semester GPA 3.007 4/1 Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. 3.000 All IFC Semester GPA 2.952 All NPHC GPA 2.945 All NPHC Semester GPA 2.945 All Fraternity Semester GPA 2.929 Population Report 4, 5 All MGC Semester GPA 2.834 Lamar Undergraduate (UG) Population 8,597 Total Greek Life Population 470 Lamar University Overview Percentage of LU UG who are Greek 5.467% All Women's Semester GPA 2.990 All University Undergrad Semester GPA 2.900 All Men's Semester GPA 2.790 Notes 1: Statistics based on information provided to Greek Life by chapter presidents in the roster update process. Every effort is made to report accurate information. GPAs and statistics listed in this report are semester GPAs and data only. These GPAs are not cumulative or overall GPAs. GPAs calculated by dividing total quality points by total term GPA hours. 2: Rank within Council by Semester Overall GPA (first number indicates current semester's rank/second number indicates the chapter's rank from Spring 2018). (--) indicates lack of comparative statistic from previous semester. 3: All grade information regarding chapters with less than 3 members have been redacted due to FERPA regulations. 4: All information provided by Lamar University (all university undergrad, all women's, all men's) reflect the following criteria: undergraduate, degree seeking, full time, taking 50% or more classes on campus. 5: Students who have not generated a GPA are not included in GPAs (i.e. student teaching, internships, withdrawals, LIT) but are counted in chapter total size. Due to inaccurate reporting of members outside our Lamar University community, data does not reflect an accurate overview. .
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