Objectives:

The ultimate goal of every chapter is to excel in every facet of your university. We hold ourselves to a higher standard than the average person. With this being said, one of our main objectives of being a good student in the chapter is to maintain a high level of excellence in the classroom.
The primary reason that individuals attend a college or university is to get an education. That should be the main priority and concern of every student of your chapter. Panqueque’s enterprise can help its members achieve the highest levels of scholastic excellence with a solid and well-planned scholarship program.
Throughout the country, many chapters struggle to reach the all students average. The easiest excuse is that it is the individual members’ responsibility to perform in the classroom. This is partially true, but the chapter as a whole can help prevent students from making poor grades.
This can be accomplished by two ways:

1.) By giving students incentives to perform well in the classroom and

2.) By having consequences for those students who fail in the classroom.

Both are effective ways to help students attain a reasonable GPA. So what do we mean by giving incentives? Some incentives that are proven to be effective include: giving students discounts on dues, scholarships, dinners or special privileges within the chapter (parking, seat in meetings, etc). This makes students feel like they are getting something in return for their hard work in the classroom.