Membership in NPHC organizations is lifelong, and after completing their degree, members are expected to continue participating in the organization through a local alumni chapter. Each fall, the NPHC sponsors a Sorority Showcase and a Fraternity Forecast. During these events, interested students have an opportunity to gain more general information about sorority and fraternity life. Additionally, each fraternity and sorority hosts an individual informal rush, interest meeting, information session or invitation-only meeting, all of which offer more details about the specific organization for those who meet the national requirements for membership consideration. If you are accepted by the national office as a potential candidate, further information will be provided to you regarding the process of becoming a member.
Finances Belonging to a fraternity or sorority carries a financial obligation.
You can expect to pay monthly dues and one-time fees for rush, new membership and initiation. You will also need to pay for your fraternity or sorority pin. Seven sorority chapter meeting rooms are located at College Inn. Conduct The Texas Legislature has enacted a law prohibiting hazing at educational institutions. The law also prohibits the knowing, intentional or reckless failure to report hazing to school authorities.