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An invitation to join Phi Beta Kappa recognizes and honors exceptional academic achievement in the arts and sciences. Only students at a college or university may be inducted into Phi Beta Kappa. Membership is invitation-only and contingent upon fulfillment of minimum requirements.
Generally, in order for undergraduates to be eligible for Phi Beta Kappa, three-quarters of their bachelor's degree courses must focus on liberal arts and sciences.
GPA of at least 3.7 for seniors or 3.9 for juniors. Pass a college-level pre-calculus course. Complete four semesters of a college-level foreign language or its equivalent. Fulfill the literature course requirement.
Regardless of discipline, all Phi Beta Kappa members represent outstanding academic achievement in the liberal arts and sciences and a commitment to learning for all of life. Phi Beta Kappa provides members with access to experiences and networks that open doors to lifelong opportunity.
While each ΦBK-accredited campus chapter may elect the highest 10% of its graduating class, UC Berkeley’s Alpha of California Chapter determines specific requirements on this campus including those for a limited number of juniors and doctoral candidates who are elected in the Spring.
Phi Beta Kappa has the tools you need to make the case for the arts and sciences with local, state, and national policymakers. Find out how you can help spread the word and take action today at toolkit.pbk.org .
Phi Beta Kappa (Φ Β Κ) are the Greek initials of the motto Philosophia Biou Kubernetes, love of wisdom, the guide of life. General Criteria for Eligibility. Election to membership in Phi Beta Kappa is an honor conferred upon fewer than ten percent of each graduating class.
To be elected to Alpha-Iota of Massachusetts, the Harvard College chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, a student must possess a record of outstanding scholarly achievement, showing both depth of study and breadth of intellectual interest.
Double or interdisciplinary* major: Students who have taken a double major in the Columbian College or an Interdisciplinary Program must have completed at least 30 hours of upper-division (ie, 2000 (or above)-level) coursework, with grades of B- minus or better, by the end of the previous semester.
To be eligible for Phi Beta Kappa, a UCLA student must have taken 120 units of liberal arts and sciences courses; that is, at least two-thirds of the 180 units that UCLA requires for graduation.