University of New Hampshire Fraternity and Sorority Life Spring 2019 Academic Report

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University of New Hampshire Fraternity and Sorority Life Spring 2019 Academic Report Members and New Mem. GPA CommunityCouncil Rank Rank Chapter Members GPA CommunityCouncil Rank Rank Chapter New Mem. GPA CommunityCouncil Rank Rank Delta Xi Phi 3.40 1 1 Delta Xi Phi 3.49 1 1 Chi Omega 3.64 1 1 Alpha Xi Delta 3.37 2 2 Sigma Alpha 3.44 2 2 Alpha Tau Omega 3.52 2 1 Chi Omega 3.36 3 3 Alpha Xi Delta 3.37 3 3 All UNH Women 3.33 Sigma Alpha 3.36 4 4 Chi Omega 3.34 4 4 Lambda Chi Alpha 3.31 3 2 All UNH Women 3.33 All UNH Women 3.33 Delta Xi Phi 3.30 4 2 Alpha Chi Omega 3.30 5 5 Kappa Delta 3.30 5 5 All Sorority 3.28 All Sorority 3.28 Alpha Chi Omega 3.30 5 5 Alpha Sigma Phi 3.26 5 3 Phi Sigma Sigma 3.26 6 6 All Sorority 3.28 Phi Sigma Sigma 3.20 6 3 Kappa Delta 3.21 7 7 Phi Sigma Sigma 3.25 7 7 Sigma Alpha 3.19 7 4 Alpha Phi 3.14 8 8 Theta Chi 3.16 8 1 All UNH Men 3.05 Theta Chi 3.12 9 1 Alpha Phi 3.14 9 8 Kappa Delta 3.03 8 5 Alpha Tau Omega 3.08 10 2 Alpha Tau Omega 3.13 10 2 All Fraternity 3.00 All UNH Men 3.05 Alpha Gamma Rho 3.11 11 3 Sigma Beta 2.93 9 4 Sigma Beta 3.03 11 3 Tau Kappa Epsilon 3.07 12 4 Phi Mu Delta 2.90 10 5 Lambda Chi Alpha 3.01 12 4 Lambda Chi Alpha 3.05 13 5 Theta Chi 2.85 11 6 All Fraternity 3.00 Sigma Beta 3.05 13 5 Sigma Chi 2.76 12 7 Alpha Gamma Rho 2.99 13 5 Sigma Nu 3.05 13 5 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 2.74 13 8 Phi Mu Delta 2.99 13 5 All UNH Men 3.05 Alpha Gamma Rho 2.73 14 9 Sigma Chi 2.99 13 5 Phi Mu Delta 3.02 16 8 Sigma Nu 2.68 15 10 Sigma Nu 2.99 13 5 Sigma Chi 3.02 17 9 Tau Kappa Epsilon 2.26 16 11 Tau Kappa Epsilon 2.99 13 5 All Fraternity 3.00 Kappa Sigma 2.23 17 12 Kappa Sigma 2.90 18 10 Kappa Sigma 2.93 18 10 Alpha Chi Omega* N/A - - Sigma Alpha Epsilon 2.83 19 11 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 2.70 19 11 Alpha Phi* N/A - - Alpha Sigma Phi 2.73 20 12 Alpha Sigma Phi 2.61 20 12 Alpha Xi Delta* N/A - - Yellow denotes councils or chapters All FSL GPA 3.17 * indicates chapter did not have a member at/above respective gender campus average class for the semseter GPA All UNH GPA 3.19 The Office of Fraternity Sorority Life | Memorial Union and Student Activities | MUB Room 114, 83 Main Street, Durham, NH 03824 (603) 862-1002 | [email protected] | unh.com/mub/fraternity-sorority-life.

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