Academics and Scholarship
- In conjunction with the North-American Interfraternity Conference standard, individuals must meet the following requirements to join a fraternity or sorority:
- First-semester students must have a graduating High School Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.00 or higher to be eligible to receive a bid/invitation for membership in their first semester.
- Chapters wishing to set a higher standard are permitted/encouraged to do so by communicating that standard with the Student Activities Office.
- Beginning in their second semester of enrollment, a student must have a cumulative college GPA of 2.25 or higher and must be in good academic standing with the University.
- First-semester students must have a graduating High School Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.00 or higher to be eligible to receive a bid/invitation for membership in their first semester.
- Transfer students with a minimum of 12 earned college credit hours are deemed eligible in their first semester of enrollment at Michigan Tech.
- Individuals currently holding membership in a fraternity or sorority shall meet the same requirement by Spring 2009 in order to remain in good academic standing with the Office of Student Activities.
- Chapters are encouraged to develop scholarship plans for those below a 2.25 Cumulative GPA to assist them in reaching the requirement.
- Individual fraternities and sororities must attain a 2.50 Cumulative Chapter GPA to remain in good standing, including all active members and new/associate members effective Fall 2008.
- Chapters who fall below this requirement shall be placed on Academic Warning and are required to submit a detailed scholarship plan as outlined by the campus fraternity/sorority advisor.
- Chapters who fall below this requirement for two consecutive semesters will be subject to educational sanctioning including but not limited to programming and/or limitation of social involvement.
- Michigan Tech will provide academic performance information and rankings to all members of the Michigan Tech community and other interested parties for the fall and spring semesters.