Many recent alumni are pursuing graduate degrees in areas such as business, accounting, law, and medicine. University students come to school and are bombarded with the confusion of an extremely large student body. Being in a fraternity allows students to draw on the experience of older brothers and alumni for guidance. Many times they have taken a class before and can help a new student better prepare and study. Older brothers also know how to deal with situations such as scheduling and choosing professors.
Alumni provide career support and can provide important networking opportunities after graduation.
In addition to this, all of our new members attend mandatory study hours four times a week for three hours at the library. Many brothers also accompany them and study with them. This not only encourages studying, but also gets new students used to studying in a library, a very good habit to acquire.