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NC State Fraternities and Sororities Grade Report Fall 2015 NC State Fraternities and Sororities Grade Report Fall 2015 Chapter Council Chapter GPA Total Members Initiate GPA Total Initiates New Member GPA Total NMs Theta Nu Xi MGC 3.72660 3 3.72660 3 0 Alpha Pi Omega MGC 3.60677 3 3.60677 3 0 Beta Theta Pi IFC 3.38013 47 3.35123 41 3.57509 6 Phi Sigma Nu MGC 3.35000 2 3.35000 2 0 Alpha Delta Pi PA 3.33809 160 3.33082 107 3.35174 53 Chi Omega PA 3.24457 162 3.24113 115 3.25289 47 Delta Kappa Epsilon IFC 3.23249 19 3.23249 19 0 Delta Gamma PA 3.22565 164 3.23364 114 3.20770 50 Sigma Phi Epsilon IFC 3.21376 109 3.19439 77 3.26023 32 All Women's Average 3.20779 10,006 Kappa Delta PA 3.20325 163 3.17251 111 3.26663 52 Delta Zeta PA 3.20188 156 3.22160 100 3.16688 56 Panhellenic Association Avg (ACS=148) 3.19151 1,480 3.19999 1006 3.17392 474 All Sorority Average 3.18381 1,572 3.20809 1064 3.15893 508 Zeta Tau Alpha PA 3.16688 161 3.14134 113 3.22511 48 Alpha Epsilon Pi IFC 3.15881 13 3.15881 13 0 Kappa Alpha Theta PA 3.15781 150 3.17721 106 3.11183 44 Alpha Gamma Rho IFC 3.15249 25 3.15529 19 3.14342 6 Alpha Kappa Alpha NPHC 3.15026 24 3.18553 7 3.13653 17 Lambda Pi Chi MGC 3.13645 5 3.13645 5 0 Pi Alpha Phi MGC 3.12782 16 2.99213 10 3.31514 6 Sigma Chi IFC 3.12304 77 3.17902 58 2.94310 19 Delta Upsilon IFC 3.12197 14 3.14934 9 3.07241 5 Alpha Omega Epsilon PA 3.11702 48 3.12102 37 3.10466 11 Pi Beta Phi PA 3.11694 166 3.16710 105 3.03157 61 All Student Average 3.10633 22,325 All Greek Average 3.09354 2,739 3.12192 1,901 3.04566 838 Phi Gamma Delta IFC 3.09007 34 2.95277 25 3.46873 9 Phi Delta Theta IFC 3.08805 81 3.11857 56 3.02188 25 Sigma Kappa PA 3.08564 150 3.13828 98 2.98446 52 Sigma Gamma Rho NPHC 3.08534 5 3.08534 5 Lambda Chi Alpha IFC 3.03674 86 3.10164 67 2.81508 19 Alpha Tau Omega IFC 3.02527 20 3.12121 12 2.89095 8 All Men's Average 3.02094 12,319 Lambda Theta Alpha MGC 3.01777 4 3.01777 4 0 Pi Lambda Phi IFC 3.00204 24 3.02542 23 * 1 Interfraternity Council Avg (ACS=49) 2.98084 1,086 3.02277 783 2.87342 303 Alpha Phi Gamma MGC 2.96948 18 3.29664 9 2.65304 9 All Fraternity Average 2.96906 1,167 3.01026 837 2.86585 330 Multicultural Greek Council Avg (ACS=9) 2.95973 96 3.16505 64 2.85933 23 Zeta Phi Beta NPHC 2.95047 6 2.95047 6 0 Kappa Alpha Order IFC 2.94728 75 2.99042 51 2.84979 24 Kappa Phi Lambda MGC 2.94464 19 3.04824 16 2.06404 3 Sigma Nu IFC 2.92962 116 3.03006 97 2.43901 19 Alpha Sigma Phi IFC 2.90854 45 2.90854 45 Sigma Pi IFC 2.89900 70 2.88256 52 2.94976 18 National Pan-Hellenic Council Avg (ACS=9) 2.86973 64 2.85058 26 2.88209 38 Delta Sigma Theta NPHC 2.85479 4 2.85479 4 0 Delta Sigma Phi IFC 2.84954 75 2.98987 58 2.40446 17 Lambda Theta Phi MGC 2.73666 9 2.57853 7 3.16656 2 Chi Psi IFC 2.71987 44 2.77307 34 2.55081 10 Kappa Sigma IFC 2.65347 50 2.66447 33 2.63177 17 Delta Sigma Iota MGC 2.64064 16 2.62332 13 2.71539 3 Farm House IFC 2.61183 22 2.53967 17 2.84018 5 Tau Kappa Epsilon IFC 2.59050 38 2.62377 23 2.54228 15 Omega Psi Phi NPHC 2.56788 7 2.76313 3 2.39533 4 Alpha Phi Alpha NPHC 2.51034 11 2.41405 5 2.58227 6 Kappa Alpha Psi NPHC 2.42858 7 * 1 2.46989 6 Sigma Alpha Epsilon IFC 2.30073 15 2.36064 12 2.08902 3 Sigma Omicron Epsilon MGC * 1 * 1 0 Sororities = 15.71% of undergraduate women Fraternities = 9.4% of undergraduate men Greeks = 12.27% of undergraduate students All Student = 100% = 41.86% on Dean’s List = 30.08% on Dean’s List = 36.84% on Dean’s List = 37.12% = 1.78% on AW, PROB or SUSP = 4.71% on AW, PROB, or SUSP = 3.03% on AW, PROB, or SUSP = 4.50% Figures are based upon chapter-submitted rosters. * Fraternity and Sorority Life does not report the grades of an individual student .
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