r/GreekLife • u/Babybottlecandy • 1d ago

Delta question

Hello ladies! ❤️
In the most respectful way, I have a genuine interest in Delta Sigma Theta and would love to become a part of the organization, its mission, and sisterhood.

I already have my AA and was very active at my previous college through campus jobs, community service, and other involvement. I recently paused my education after joining the Armed Forces, so I’ll likely be returning to school in about a year.

The school I’m looking into has a Delta chapter, but because I’m active duty, I would most likely be an online student and not living on campus. I’m also unsure of my current GPA (I believe it’s in the 2-point range), but I plan to improve it before returning.

One other thing I’m unsure about is that I’m currently a member of a non-D9 sorority that I genuinely love. I’m wondering if that would affect my eligibility to pursue Delta.

I’m not looking for any confidential intake information, just general guidance on what I should be looking into regarding eligibility, GPA, being an online student, military obligations, and current membership in another sorority.

I’d really appreciate any guidance or direction you ladies are comfortable sharing.

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u/CanComfortable4712 1d ago edited 1d ago

Good evening, our National website is filled with information about the sorority’s history and membership requirements.

My best advice is to focus on your GPA, community service and getting to know the chapter at your university. If are apart of an organization like KEY or NCNW you are fine but Swing Phi Swing, NPC, IFC multicultural Greek you are ineligible.

Also check out [r/DSTAlumnaeChapter](r/DSTAlumnaeChapter)

Signed,
A Military Delta

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u/Babybottlecandy 22h ago

Thank you love!

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u/theycallmethevault ΣΚ Alum 1d ago

You really should check out r/NPHCdivine9 for the best advice! =)