All fraternity and sorority members know that hazing is against their national policies, university policy, and the law. Joining a fraternity or sorority does carry a financial commitment. Each chapter is self-supporting with revenue coming from dues paying members. When students join a Greek organization, they agree to pay dues and fees while enrolled at Georgia State in order to maintain membership. While Greek membership is affordable, some chapters are able to make accommodations for special circumstances, but students should discuss the financial obligations with you before they join.
Greek membership is a lifelong commitment.
Once you are an initiated member, you remain a member for life. As such, each national organization has an extensive alumni network. As you know, in today's job market, it is not only important what you know, but who you know. Being a fraternity or sorority member means having an immediate connection with thousands of other members. There are many successful Greek alumni all over the country who are always looking to hire the best and the brightest that our Greek community has to offer.