Panhellenic Academics

Welcome: At IU Panhellenic, we are dedicated to promoting academic achievement, scholarship, and professional development among our members. Explore how our community supports women in pursuing excellence both inside and outside the classroom.

Chapters exceeding the all-women’s GPA

Fall 2025 Chapters

PHA All-Member GPA 3.44

All Women’s GPA 3.40

Kappa Alpha Theta 3.60

Alpha Delta Pi 3.56

Alpha Xi Delta 3.53

Delta Gamma 3.50

Phi Mu 3.49

Alpha Omicron Pi 3.47

Alpha Chi Omega 3.45

Chi Omega 3.44

Kappa Delta 3.44

Alpha Epsilon Phi 3.44

Sigma Delta Tau 3.44

Delta Zeta 3.44

Kappa Kappa Gamma 3.41

Gamma Phi Beta 3.40

Spring 2026 chapters

PHA All-Member GPA TBD

All Women’s GPA TBD

Fall 2026 Chapters

PHA All-Member GPA TBD

All Women’s GPA TBD

Academic Resources For Chapters

Student Academic Center

The Student Academic Center offers a variety of resources for students in any major. Resources include:

  • College success classes

  • Tutoring for math

  • Academic coaching

  • Video help series

  • Tips and strategies for in-person and online classes

  • Mental health support

  • Career coaching

  • Accessibility accommodations

College Specific Resources

Academic Advisors Per Department
Media School Advising Link
Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering Advising Link
College of Arts and Sciences Advising Link
Iu Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture, and Design Advising Link
Jacobs School of Music Advising Link
Kelley School of Business Advising Link
Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies Advising Link
School of Education Advising Link

Academic Advising

Professional advisors support students in navigating the university system, including understanding policies, procedures, and available campus resources. 

Examples of this support include:

  • Academic policies and procedures

  • Long-term schedule planning

  • Class registration and major/minor planning

  • Change of major contracts

  • Graduation checks for seniors

  • Academic probation issues

  • Readmission questions and processes

  • Study Abroad questions (after student consults with the Study Abroad Office)

School of Social Work Advising Link
School of Nursing Advising Link
O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs Advising Link
School of Public Health Advising Link

  • Faculty Advisors can be visited during their individual office hours (posted by office doors, on class syllabi, or checked with departmental offices). Faculty Advisors are experts in their field, and are an excellent resource for the following issues:

    • Concentration Questions 

    • Internship Opportunities

    • Industry Connections

    • Senior Projects 

    • Career Options

  • Peer Advisors assist with general questions and provide drop-in assistance (10 to 15 minutes in length) to accommodate your needs. A student can drop by the office without scheduling an appointment to receive academic support. The types of drop-in topics would include:

    • General questions about policy

    • Quickly review completed Stellic, to check for accuracy

    • Help with course transfers by using Stellic

    • Questions about summer classes

    • First-year student, first-time registration process

    • Suggestions for campus resources


Scholarship Opportunities

Indiana University Panhellenic Scholarships

Scholarships each semester vary. Listed below are the scholarships offered during the Spring 2026 semester for reference.

  • First Generation Greek Scholarship

  • First Generation College Scholarship 

  • Panhellenic Excellence

  • Academic Excellence 

Fall 2026 Scholarship Application

Applications for the Fall 2026 Opportunity Fund Scholarship are not currently open. More information will be released in the fall!

National Panhellenic Conference (NPC) Scholarships

The National Panhellenic Conference (NPC) Foundation offers annual scholarship opportunities to sorority women who demonstrate academic achievement, leadership, service, and a commitment to the Panhellenic community.

Scholarships are available to undergraduate and graduate students who are members in good standing of an NPC-affiliated organization. Awards recognize a variety of accomplishments, including service to College Panhellenic, chapter leadership, academic excellence, and contributions to campus and community life. Scholarship opportunities have included the Alpha Phi/Betty Mullins Jones Scholarship, Elizabeth Ahlemeyer Quick/Gamma Phi Beta Scholarship, Carole Jurenko Jones Scholarship, Mary Louise Roller Scholarship, and Sigma Kappa Courage and Conviction Scholarship.

Applications are typically available each year beginning in December, with deadlines in March and recipients announced during the summer. Members are encouraged to review current eligibility requirements and application materials through the NPC Foundation website.

More Information

Chapter Specific Scholarships

Every chapter has their own specific scholarships offered by their National Office.

  • For more information, reach out to your chapter’s Academics chair, or Finance chair.

Applications

Indiana University Scholarships

The IU Scholarships Application opens each year in September. Current students should complete the application annually to be considered for university, school, and departmental scholarships. Most scholarship applications are due in early February for the following academic year. Scholarship deadlines and award notification dates vary by academic unit, so students should check the IU Scholarships portal regularly throughout the year for new opportunities and application requirements.

Questions?

We’re here to help! Please reach out with any questions, concerns, or support needs using the information below.

‍ ‍Lily Dennis‍ ‍ Maddie Gray

VP of Inclusion and Learning Director of Academic Affairs

‍ ‍iuphadiversity@gmail.com‍ graymj@iu.edu