Our scholarship program

You may think that being in a sorority will cause your academic work to suffer. In reality, the opposite is true. We encourage our members to make school their top priority. On the University of Missouri campus, the Greek system boasts a higher overall GPA than the rest of the student body. Our chapter has placed above the all Panhellenic GPA on several occasions and is currently above the all-women's GPA. We also had seventeen women earn a 4.0 during the Winter 2005 semester and 10 last semester. The chapter was recognized nationally at the 2004 Alpha Phi Convention for “Best Scholarship Program.” We continually strive to make academics a priority so our members will find success in their futures.

It goes without saying that one of Alpha Phi’s primary values is scholastic excellence. After all, the number one reason for coming to college is to get an education! Alpha Phi works with its new members to build a foundation for a strong academic career during their time at Mizzou and beyond.

As our members develop and settle in to their own personal style of studying, Alpha Phi is there is continue to support them with tutoring, study hours, test files and other personal attention. We also provide programming for real world success, such a resume building and interviewing skills workshops.

Scholarship Winners

Our members prove year after year that they are some of brightest students at Mizzou. Check out a sampling of our scholarship winning chapter members from the past two years.

Jesi Corbett
Emily Kinder
Stephanie Manuel
Ashley Ricketts
Jennifer Shelley

Frank Hodges Jr. Scholarship

Jesi Corbett
Stephanie Manuel
Ashley Ricketts
Jennifer Shelley

Carla Englof
Amanda Hoffman
Mallory Perryman

Jesi Corebtt
Emily Kinder
Ashley Ricketts