As a parent, you are undoubtedly concerned about your son's college experience and the choices he will make including fraternity membership. If you have any additional questions always feel free to contact us . Being in a fraternity sounds like it takes a lot of time. The chance to give back to the community through service projects Close friends that will cheer him on when his is successful and support him when times are tough. With all these opportunities available to them, it is no wonder that fraternity members tend to graduate from college at a higher rate than those men not involved in fraternities.
Nobody likes stereotypes.
Unfortunately, after the showing of that movie, fraternity members have been categorized as partiers, irresponsible and abusive. In reality, fraternities are values-based organizations dedicated to the development of character and lifelong friendship. Fraternities, like society, has their problems. That does not change their commitment to their values and principles. Unfortunately a handful of bad members can overshadow the work of millions of fine upstanding fraternity members.