Also, chapters develop the leadership skills of its members, which spills into the classroom. Brothers and sisters are excellent study buddies and study groups are spontaneously formed in Greek chapters. Older members are excellent resources for younger members and new initiates. They often tutor and provide scheduling tips for classes. Plus, having a brother or sister's file always aides in study strategies.
Older members give advice on professor expectations and what is needed to perform well in a class.
In addition, being a part of the Greek community will enable members to ripen relationships with their professors outside of the classroom. Greek chapters hold faculty events in which members become friendly with administrators, professors, and deans. Many chapters also have faculty advisors, who often help with academic logistics if a problem arises. Becoming a part of the Greek system helps a student become motivated, confident, and organized. Perhaps the greatest marketable skill that a student can acquire is the ability to be a team player, which is harvested from being an integral part of a Greek chapter.