Undegraduate Students

To be eligible for membership, an undergraduate must rank scholastically in the upper third of his or her class in a curriculum leading to a baacalaureat degree in civil engineering or in a closely related curriculum which is approved by the Supreme Council. This requirement is normally to be considered the SOLE scholastic criterion for membership, and is NOT the prerogative of the individual chapter to lower this criterion in any manner.

Transfer Students

A transfer student, or an advanced student who was previously enrolled in a non-civil engineering currculum, may be eligible for membership provided he or she has maintained an overall average in the upper one-third of his or her class. The class standing should be based upon the grade point average earned at his or her present institution. prior to consideration the candidate should have been registered in civil engineering for at least one academic year at the presend school.

Graduate Students

A graduate students who was initiated as un undergraduate may be an active member of the chapter at the school he or she is presently attending. A graduate student in civil engineering is eligible for membership probided the student has shown outstanding ability and has completed the equivalency of one-half of one academic year in the graduate program where the student is currently enrolled. The student must be nominated by a member of Chi Epsilon, endorsed by two Chi Epsilon faculty members, and elected by three-quarters of an election quorum.