For your son or daughter, making the transition from a high school or a community college to a university may seem like an imposing challenge. Close to a million students across the country currently are fraternity or sorority members. With all these opportunities available, it is no wonder that fraternity and sorority members tend to graduate from college at a significantly higher rate than those not involved in fraternities or sororities.
Alcohol abuse is unhealthy and inconsistent with fraternity ideals.
In addition, fraternities are not allowed to purchase alcohol for members or guests. The days of open keg parties at Greek social functions are gone. Today's fraternities and sororities strive to promote responsibility concerning alcohol. New fraternity and sorority members all experience a period of orientation. This period will assist your son or daughter in overcoming some of the concerns about success in college.