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Rush | Recruitment

” Spring 2027 ”

If you are planning to rush you must fill out the Fraternity/Sorority Membership Eligibility Form to show you are academically eligible to rush (Opens January 4th). If not completed by February 10th at 12:00pm, you are ineligible for Fall rush.

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  • Click “Fraternity/ Sorority Membership Eligibility Form” in the “Sites” section

Rush and Recruitment officially begins on the first Saturday of the semester, January 30th and ends February 13th.

Rush Checklist

  1. Fill out Membership Eligibility Form on myµÚÒ»³Ô¹ÏÍø. Open January 4th – February 10th (*absolutely mandatory please fill out as soon as possible)
  2. Have a 2.5 GPA and at least 12 Credits completed
  3. Attend mandatory rush kick off events on January 30th
  4. Check out the Greek organizations at the Student Organization Club Expo, Thursday January 28th.
  5. Transfer students may fill out an on the Greek Forms webpage

Sorority Rush

Round Robin

  • Round Robin is the first event of Recruitment for sororities, and will involve groups of rushees traveling to a designated on-campus site for each sorority. Each group will stay with each sorority for a designated time. Every sorority rush is required to attend Round Robin.
  • Round Robin for Spring Rush will be held on Saturday, January 30th. Rushes will be expected to arrive at Newton 202 by 11:00am and will be guided to other locations and rooms by a group leader.
  • Sisters Making a Change sorority sisters

Fraternity Rush

Open House

  • Fraternity rush kicks off Saturday, January 30th
    • Rushes will have an opportunity to attend an information session about each fraternity

Bid Day

  • The final day of a recruitment period when bids are distributed is Saturday, February 13th.
  • Local Organizations:
    • 8:00am – 10:00am Bid Distribution
    • 10:00am – 12:00pm Bid Acceptance (ISC Lobby)
  • Panhellenic Organizations
    • Bid Distribution: ISC Lobby
    • Bid Acceptance: ISC Lobby
    • “Running Home” : Kuhl Gym
Alpha Sigma Tau sorority sisters

Important Dates

  • A mandatory Hazing Prevention and Title IX Workshop will be held on Sunday, February 14th in Newton 202. Please arrive at the below times:
    • All Greek Executive Board Members: 11:30am – 12:30pm
    • New Members (those who accepted a bid) : 12:30pm -1:00pm
  • All students who receive a Bid must also attend the New Member Conference Sunday, March 7th from 10:00am – 12:00pm in the College Union Ballroom
  • Final Cross deadline: All new members must be completed with pledging (new member education) into their organization by March 27th, Five Weeks from Bid Day.

Eligibility Requirements for Social Fraternities & Sororities

In order to be eligible for membership in any of the social fraternal organizations (members of the Inter Greek Council) students must:

  1. Be a full-time matriculated undergraduate student with at least 12 (post-high school) credit hours, or the equivalent of one full semester earned at µÚÒ»³Ô¹ÏÍø.
  2. Have a minimum cumulative GPA of at least a 2.0. Some organizations may require a higher minimum cumulative GPA for membership. For some Panhellenic Recruitment, the expectation is 2.5.
  3. First semester transfer students with demonstrated academic and overall success at their previous institution(s) can be considered for eligibility status by appealing for immediate eligibility to the Office of Fraternal Life. Students appealing for eligibility status must provide the Office of Fraternal Life with a copy of their unofficial transcript(s) from their transfer institution(s). *To appeal for eligibility status, please Complete the on-line œ� form. Appeals for eligibility status must be completed by noon the Wednesday before Bids.*

Some organizations such as Panhellenic sororities and Panhellenic Council have established a higher minimum GPA requirement and will make their own determinations of who is/isn™t eligible for membership into their respective organizations. First semester students, and those below the minimum GPA requirement, are ineligible to pledge. Students found violating this policy may be subject to College conduct action, which could result in the suspension of your privileges to join a Greek organization and could also result in the suspension of the sorority/fraternity.

This requirement does not apply to the four co-ed professional/service organizations. These organizations each have a unique set of membership eligibility requirements and independent processes, dates, and timelines for becoming a member. These groups are: Alpha Phi Omega (APO), Alpha Kappa Psi (AKPsi), Phi Alpha Delta (PAD), and Phi Delta Epsilon (PhiDE).

Registered Organizations

College policy dictates that students may seek membership in any registered fraternal organization for which they meet the eligibility requirements. Please see the list of registered organizations.

Non-Discrimination Policies

Registered µÚÒ»³Ô¹ÏÍø fraternities/sororities may not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, age, national origin, disability, marital status, status with regard to public assistance, or sexual orientation. Additionally, several organizations and the Panhellenic Council have adopted transgender inclusive membership policies. For more information regarding this and those organizations who have completed Safe Zone training, please visit our Pillar Advocacy page.

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