Can you join a fraternity as a graduate student?

Can I join a chapter if I am a graduate student? Each fraternity and sorority has its own unique policy regarding graduate student membership. It is best to ask the organization directly. However, you are not immediately excluded from the fraternity/sorority experience as a graduate student.

How much does it cost to be in a frat?

These regular dues can set you back between $20 to more than $200 per month and up to $3000 per semester. Although they can be hefty, often dues help subsidize costs for national and international chapters, operations costs, upkeep of community areas, etc.

Do grad students stay in fraternities?

However, many graduate students were in fraternities and sororities as undergrads. These grad students don’t need to be active within their chapters, but they can get to know their fellow chapter members at USC. They can hang around the house, attend events and go to parties.

Can I join a fraternity as a online student?

Greek membership is generally open to full-time undergraduates in good academic standing. Even if you are taking online classes at a college or university that offers Greek life, in most cases you are considered a part-time student and therefore will not meet the requirements to pledge a fraternity.

How many fraternities are at the University of Washington?

University of Washington Fraternities The UW is home to 23 active fraternities with over 1,800 members. As one of the biggest Greek Communities on the West Coast, we offer a variety of experiences for students. Learn more about our various chapters and find contact info for their leadership below.

How do I become a Panhellenic sorority member?

Panhellenic sororities hold a Formal Recruitment each year in September followed by Continuous Open Bidding (COB), except school breaks, through the end of the school year. New members move right into the chapter house, including Freshman.

What is the recruitment period for IFC sororities?

IFC fraternities do hot have a specific, defined recruitment period, though most recruiting to join occurs June to August. Panhellenic sororities hold a Formal Recruitment each year in September followed by Continuous Open Bidding (COB), except school breaks, through the end of the school year.