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GAP Frequently Asked Questions
- What does GAP stand for?
- What is GAP?
- Why GAP?
- Where are current chapters and colonies located?
- How do I become a GAP member?
Please see the GAP Membership page for more in-depth information.
Graduate
Any female student of a graduate program at an accredited college or university may be presented as a candidate for membership in a chapter provided that:
- She has received a bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university
- She is not a member of any collegiate fraternity or sorority, except a purely honorary, professional, or service fraternity
- She is dedicated to the mission and tenets of the Sorority
- She has successfully completed one semester of a regular year's program
- She is currently enrolled at a college or university and is taking courses leading to a post-bachelor's degree
- She has maintained a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.5
- She has successfully completed the GAP intake process
- She has completed the GAP Chapter Membership Form
Alumnae
Any former, fully-initiated member of a undergraduate chapter who has completed at least a bachelor's degree is eligible for membership in a GAP Chapter provided that:
- She has completed the GAP Chapter Membership Form
Professional
Any woman may be presented as a candidate for membership in a chapter provided that:
- She has received a bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university
- She is not a member of any collegiate fraternity or sorority, except a purely honorary, professional, or service fraternity
- She is dedicated to the mission and tenets of the Sorority
- She has successfully completed the GAP intake process
- She has completed the GAP Chapter Membership Form
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