Therefore, scholarship should be addressed during recruitment and rush events. When recruiting, it is important to address the prevalence of scholarship in your chapter and its relative importance. Try to integrate scholarship into rush events. For example, a study break with food and drinks would be a superb event to introduce rushees to brothers and a chapter's individual scholarship program. During that time, a chapter can discuss improvement programs and goals that focus on academic achievement.
Scholarship is as much an opportunity for brotherhood as it is for academic success.
There is a strong correlation between enhanced academic success and being affiliated with the Greek system. The social support provided by a chapter fosters a network to achieve success. Studies prove that when a student is socially adjusted to collegiate life that student is better able to focus on schoolwork. 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.