The site currently has five student promoters on the campus taking nearly 400 pictures of students daily. Photos are uploaded and ready to be viewed the next day at 9 a.m. Hafter was hired after a friend, working as a promoter, told him about the company. Promoters and photographers declined to say how much they earn from the photographs. The representatives have so far photographed students with their friends on campus, at Greek Week events, at bars and at parties both on and off the campus.
Consent is obtained from all students before their pictures are posted online.
I think it's a great idea because people get to see all the fun stuff about the Greek system as well as other aspects of the college. New members need to fill out a brief survey about their location, age and interests in order to use most of the site's features. Once they do check it out, the site sells itself and is totally free. It offers free membership and features to students on college campuses all over the country. There is also free voice mail, long-distance calling, a dating service and CollegeClub Messenger, a service similar to America Online's Instant Messenger.