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Balanced Man Scholarship

Sigma Phi Epsilon, or SigEp, the nation's largest social fraternity, is committed to the ancient Greek philosophy that encourages the pursuit of a balanced life; a Sound Mind in a Sound Body. We are proud to hold the highest GPA of any national fraternity at Georgetown (3.55), and prouder to be the ONLY national fraternity with a GPA above 3.0 (4.0 scale). However, SigEp's mission is to provide students with an education and skills that aren't taught in the classroom. SigEps are students of life, learning how to live their best lives.

The Balanced Man Scholarship is one way that the Georgetown University Chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon promotes the Balanced Man ideal. The Balanced Man Scholarship enables our chapter to recognize outstanding men who exemplify our philosophy by living balanced lives and striving for excellence in every endeavor amidst the very challenging Georgetown academic environment. We find that qualified Balanced Man Scholarship applicants make great potential members because their personal ideals and aspirations are already congruent with SigEp's. However, the Balanced Man Scholarship is awarded based on merit alone and the applicants need not join the Georgetown Chapter in order to win. 

The winner will be determined based on their overall commitment to the pursuit of a Sound Mind in a Sound Body. Emphasis is placed on academics, athletic involvement, leadership experience, and community service. The application process includes two stages. First, the initial application must be submitted by January 31, 2010 at midnight. Following the receipt of your application, a brief phone interview will take place. From this greater pool of applicants, a smaller group will be selected as finalists and will be awarded a final interview. Winners will be announced at the end of February. 

The Application and Selection Criteria can be downloaded from the bottom of this page.