At SMU, Fraternity and Sorority Life is a way for undergraduate students to get involved on campus, but also show a commitment to their academics. While the Fall 2020 semester was a challenging one, members of SMU’s Greek community have shown that they are capable of academic success, despite challenges the pandemic brought.
SMU’s Fraternity and Sorority Life Community, which accounts for roughly 43% of undergraduate students, saw an increase in overall GPA for Fall of 2020. Up from a council-wide average of a 3.4 in the Fall of 2019, the increase comes after students dealt with changing class formats and different schedules due to the pandemic.
Fraternity and Sorority members at SMU have shown their dedication and commitment to their academics, despite the external challenges that they faced. It is the combination of leadership and said commitment to their academics that make members of SMU’s Greek community leaders both in and out of the classroom.
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