Beginning college is one of the major life changes that an individual will experience. Joining a fraternity or sorority chapter can help make the transition easier. The fraternity or sorority experience is multifaceted and offers numerous opportunities. Forming friendships with the members in their chapter often helps make the campus seem smaller to students. For many members, these chapters become homes away from home, and the friendships developed become life-long.

In addition to friendship and brotherhood/sisterhood, every chapter is dedicated to enhancing leadership development, promoting academic achievement and providing service to the campus community. Students have described "being Greek" as one of the most complete involvement opportunities due to the variety and range of chapter programming. In addition, the vast majority of Greeks participate in other campus organizations, peer mentoring programs, sports teams and other areas of campus life.

Crucial to any type of campus involvement is a primary commitment to academics and successfully developing solid time management skills. It is up to the student to determine the level of involvement that they want to have in the organization as well as what kind of experience it will be for them; both as an undergraduate and during their lifetime membership.

Fall 2009 is your chance to check out the Fraternities and Sororities and Youngstown Sate University. Keep checking back to this page for more information as the spring and summer progress for recruitment registration and the fall 2009 recruitment calendar. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact our Student Programming Office at 330.941.3575.

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