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Academics

Joining a sorority in college is a life-changing experience, but garnering an education is the top priority for Kappa. This is why each chapter is expected to maintain academic standards equal to or higher than their university’s or college’s all-sorority GPA. Additionally, each chapter establishes a GPA requirement for active members. 

If a Kappa struggles academically, we help her through it. The Academic Excellence Team meets with her to craft an improvement plan using study tactics and time management. We want each sister to leave college with what they came for: a degree.

Joining a sorority in college is a life-changing experience, but garnering an education is the top priority for Kappa Kappa Gamma. Each chapter is expected to maintain academic standards equal to or higher than their university’s or college’s all-sorority GPA. We don’t ask individual members to maintain a certain GPA due to the variances in course loads, but each member is expected to contribute to the overall GPA of the chapter by completing their work to the best of their ability.

Our chapter aims to help any member through their academic struggles by providing an Academic Excellence committee that is there to assist them. This committee meets with members to craft individual improvement plans that highlight study tactics, time management skills, and academic resources to help improve their academics in all areas. We want to support each sister in leaving college with an extensive amount of knowledge that they can apply to whatever their future may hold. 

At Gamma Zeta, we encourage each member to strive for their greatest academic potential. To help members succeed, we provide resources and information about academic and career services offered by the University. In addition, the chapter nominates a Geek of the Week each week. This program recognizes different members who go above and beyond in their coursework or achieve an academic award or internship.