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5 replies · 2251 views · Started by Babygrl7 · Dec 2004

Babygrl7

The question is what happens if a potential memebers fits your organizations criteria such what they could bring to the organization but they gpa is exactly a 2.5 or was like 3.0 or higher and it dropped? Do you disregard that persons application and accept them the next meeting or rush, or do you accept them. State your opinion

laidbackfella from Orangeburg, SC · Dec 2004

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Babygrl7 wrote:
disregard that persons application

is what we do. Feel free to try again once you have the grades needed.

· Dec 2004

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Babygrl7 wrote:
The question is what happens if a potential memebers fits your organizations criteria such what they could bring to the organization but they gpa is exactly a 2.5 or was like 3.0 or higher and it dropped? Do you disregard that persons application and accept them the next meeting or rush, or do you accept them. State your opinion

I wouldnt say all that he said....though we look for people who are in the highest level of qualifications...it really depends b/c we dont know exactly why a person's GPA went from a 3.0 to a 2.5...that person could of had a bad semester with personal issues, could of been a hard class...i guess it depends but if that is the min. for the org. then i dont see why you are denied if you at least have that and everything else...

· Mar 2005

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We dont accept the minimum of anything...you are responsible to excel, not just equal, and that is what is expected of anyone seeking membership into my frat...though gpa is not everything, it does count for something

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Dat Man 1914 · Mar 2005

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YungJewel. wrote:
We dont accept the minimum of anything...you are responsible to excel, not just equal, and that is what is expected of anyone seeking membership into my frat...though gpa is not everything, it does count for something

Exactly...You wanna be down? Impress me... :? That's how I feel.

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