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1. Academic achievement is a priority for all Greek organizations.
2. Academic achievement is the main concern of all fraternities, although Greek organizations promote the development of men in all aspects of life.

Academic Scholarship

1. To promote the principle of academic scholarship, Kappa Phi Gamma strives to promote and recognize the academic achievement of South Asian women.

Phi Theta Kappa Membership

1. Phi Theta Kappa membership is based on academic achievement.

Exceptional Academic Achievement

1. The Fraternity supports all educational endeavors and recognizes exceptional academic achievement.

Schools

1. Schools must be able to show adequate yearly progress (AYP) in academic achievement.

Mathematics

1. Academic achievement refers to how well the child is performing in core skill areas such as reading, mathematics, and writing.

High School

1. Academic achievement in high school was the strongest predictor of post-secondary attendance.
2. World Scholar International Honor Society recognizes high school and college students for distinguished academic achievement.

Student

1. Conditions: Awarded to a student with superior academic achievement in either first or second year Polish language.

Founders

1. The Founders of Zeta were strong, principled coeds who possessed a great deal of modesty, strength of character and pride in academic achievement.

Brothers

1. Individually, brothers involve themselves in community and campus activities and sports, and are frequently recognized for academic achievement.

Sisters

1. It is a house of sisters who support each other and encourage leadership abilities through academic achievement and community service.

Organizations

1. These organizations are also formed around academic achievement, community service, and cultural promotion.

Basis

1. Premier Norman Manley was a Rhodes Scholar (1914), awarded annually by the Oxford based Rhodes Trust on the basis of academic achievement and character.
2. Fellow A student (graduate or undergraduate) granted a 'fellowship' on the basis of academic achievement.

Friendship

1. Our Founders were pioneering women whose desires for friendship and sharing as they pursued academic achievement brought them together.
2. The men of Phi Delta Theta share a commitment--to the intense bond of friendship between brothers, high academic achievement, and living life with integrity.

Dependent Variable

1. The dependent variable in this study will be academic achievement in eleventh-graders.

Membership

1. We make academic achievement a priority, fostering an environment that encourages our membership to reach their highest potential.

Standardized Tests

1. For example, standardized tests of academic achievement provide conversion tables showing the percentile ranks in the norm group of all possible raw scores.

Leadership

1. College-level U.S. leadership and honors organization dedicated to promoting and rewarding academic achievement.

Indian Americans

1. Indian Americans have some of the highest rates of academic achievement among American ethnic and religious groups, with most immigrants speaking English.

Golden Key

1. The Society's distinctive emblem, a golden key, is widely recognized as a symbol of academic achievement.

National Fraternities

1. Sammy has ranked near the top of all national fraternities in academic achievement.

Members

1. Members are elected by the Chapters or At-Large on the basis of their academic achievement and promise.
2. Members of a local fraternity aren't sitting around waiting for academic achievement to improve among the city's African-American boys.

Sorority

1. It is awarded primarily on the basis of academic achievement and contribution to sorority and community activities.

Phi Beta Kappa

1. The Texas Tech Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa celebrates academic achievement, intellectual integrity and scholarly excellence.

Academics

1. The importance of academics is stressed and pledges are expected to maintain a certain level of academic achievement during the pledge period.

Research

1. A synthesis of research on academic achievement in a second language.
2. Academic achievement and parental involvement are strongly linked in the research.

Students

1. Students are selected based upon academic achievement, community service involvement, and leadership accomplishment.

Achievement

1. Criteria for selection included academic achievement, demonstrated Scouting history, involvement and achievement, and community service.

Academic Excellence

1. Greeks are committed to academic achievement and academic excellence.

Personal Development

1. These organizations are dedicated to personal development, academic achievement, leadership, and service to the campus community.

Proud History

1. James Gibbons School has a proud history of maintaining high standards for both academic achievement and character development.

Fraternities

1. While fraternities are concerned about the academic achievement of their members, you are ultimately responsible for utilizing the resources made available.
2. Consistent with their founding purpose, the fraternities and sororities of Lycoming College foster and promote academic achievement.

Fraternity

1. To get one takes a combination of academic achievement, and involvement in the fraternity and other extracurricular activities.
2. Tags: fraternity, sorority, Greek letter society, career advancement, academic achievement.
3. The Fraternity should promote academic achievement and assist each member to achieve his academic potential.

Community Service

1. Greek Life promotes the experience of self-governance, leadership development, academic achievement, community service, social opportunities and friendship.
2. Most of these fraternities were founded on dedication to principles such as community service, academic achievement, and leadership qualities.
3. Today they are used as social, professional, and honorary groups that promote community service, leadership, and academic achievement.

Academic Achievement

1. Lambda Chi Alpha serves to complement higher education by providing opportunities for academic achievement, leadership development, and lifelong friendships.
2. Lambda Chi Alpha seeks to promote higher education by providing opportunities for academic achievement, leadership, and lifelong friendships.
3. At the same time, the sisters of Alpha Omega Epsilon develop bonds of lifelong friendships and strive for scholarship and academic achievement.

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