Each chapter must have an overall grade point average for its full current membership that is at or above the respective male and female campus averages. Chapter within .10 points of the all men's or all women's average will recieve 47 points. A chapter within .20 or more points of the all men's or all women's average will recieve no points. Chapters below the all men's or all women's average will need to continue to improve in order to avoid sanctions. Chapters at or above the all men's or all women's average will need to maintain cumulative GPA's at or above the all men's or all women's average in order to receive the full 94 points in this category.
Chapters can move up or down each semester.
The chapter has an appointed scholarship chairperson who is responsible for monitoring members' academic performance and arranging special programs to meet the chapter's and individual member's needs in this area. Each chapter must elect a scholarship chair. This individual's name, social security number, and telephone number must be included in the evaluation report. The scholarship chairperson will be required to submit an outline of his or her scholarship plans each semester. The scholarship chair will also be required to share any information on scholarship requirements or programming that is provided by the chapter's national organization.