For sororities & academic chairs

Your chapter’s semester,
on everyone’s calendar.

The easiest academic-chair win of the year: every sister drops her syllabi once, and every assignment, exam, and reading lands on her calendar with smart reminders. No chasing. No spreadsheets.

One syllabus free, no account and no card needed to try it.

Chapter life and syllabus week
happen at the same time.

Syllabus week collides with recruitment — nobody opens a syllabus until week 4.

The chapter GPA minimum is real, but the academic chair can’t manage 80 planners.

New members are juggling classes, work week, and a social calendar for the first time.

Study hours get logged, but the actual deadlines still sneak up on everyone.

One tool. Three exec-board problems solved.

Protect the chapter GPA

Every sister sees her exams, papers, and weighted grades weeks out — with reminders that start early for the big stuff. Fewer blindsides, fewer scholarship-probation talks.

Onboard the new member class

Add Classmaite to your new-member packet: each new member drops her syllabi during syllabus week and starts the semester with a plan instead of a pile of PDFs.

Plan around real deadlines

Scheduling sisterhood events, formals, and philanthropy? When everyone’s deadlines live on their calendars, exam-week conflicts stop surprising the exec board.

No admin console. No roster uploads. Just a link.

1

Share one link

Drop the Classmaite link in the chapter GroupMe or the academic-chair announcement. No setup, no roster upload, no admin console.

2

Sisters drop their syllabi

Each sister uploads her own syllabi — one free to try with no account, then 7 days of Pro free. 30 seconds per class, done from a phone.

3

The semester runs itself

Assignments, exams, and readings land on Google or Apple Calendar with smart reminders. Study hours turn into actual studying.

Pricing is per student, not per chapter: every sister can try one syllabus free with no account, gets 7 days of Pro free after that, and Pro is $9/mo for unlimited syllabi — cheaper than one late-night coffee run during finals.

Send it to your chapter before syllabus week.

One announcement now saves a semester of “wait, that was due today?”