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    Can I join if I’m returning to school to finish my degree in human services and have a GPA of 2.75?
    Nicole Yeh
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    If your college has a chapter, reach out to them to see if you qualify, since the article mentions being a full-time student and higher GPAs as possible additional requirements.
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    What paperwork will I need to bring with me?
    Nicole Yeh
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    Refer to Method 1 Step 4 above. Details are on the website, (AKA1908.com) and will probably be discussed at interest/rush meetings.
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    Are you eligible if your college GPA was below 2.5 34 years ago?
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    Ask someone who actively deals with membership at the AKA you're interested in. Some organizations are strict. Others may waive certain requirements if you have an impressive resume or other outstanding circumstances.
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    What if I don't know anyone who can invite me?
    Nicole Yeh
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    Undergrads can rush a sorority after attending an interest meeting. For those already graduated, look up a contact person and reach out via email or phone to see if you can attend a local meeting to find out more about requirements for getting invited.
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