grades and rush
by: nervous!I haven't had a very good high school experience. I went through a lot with family and let my grades slip as a result. I'm going to mizzou and am so ready for a fresh start with new experiences and sisters, but my grades were awful in high school. I got a 2.5 and am so embarrassed to say that. I know that I have the potential to do better. I got a 27 on my act without studying, and if the sororities would give me a chance to explain why my grades were less than superb I'm sure that I would be okay. I just don't want my grades to limit where I will be able to rush. I feel so anxious and do have some connections and recommendation letters, but I know that won't help with my grades. I just need some advice on if there's anything I can do to better my chances of getting into a sorority that I feel fits me best.'
#1by: Hmmm......
You would be a real grade risk and many houses wouldn't be enthusiastic about taking someone who let their grades slip like that, no matter what the circumstances. And a 27 ACT isn't that great either. Good luck to you, but perhaps you should wait a year and rush as a sophomore when you have been able to prove that you areserious about academics.
Comment#2by: Sorry
it will likely depend on what the circumstances are + to show the fact that you've grown from it is really important. I can name 3 people who's immediate family members passed away during college and we all maintained our 3.8+ GPAs - but you're a much more mature person at 18 than at 14 so if you're able to show growth and dedication to studies.. Maybe waiting a year and kicking ass as a freshman would help
#3by: :/
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