curious about the fraternities
by: TransferThis fall I’ll be coming in as a transfer student and was hoping to rush. I was just curious about what some of the fraternities are like and if any are known for anything? Mostly just looking for some genuine guys with a respectable name. Also don’t mind the pledge process, but I don’t want to end up in the hospital nor do I want to fail my classes as a result. Heard Pi Kappa Phi were pretty chill, but dont have any firsthand experience. Thanks in advance for any input/advice.
Commentby: Newman CafeJul 14, 2018 12:27:04 PM
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by: AyylmaoJul 25, 2018 9:39:41 AM
Post it again please. Have Pike spend some more money on removing bad reviews.
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by: Can you readJul 14, 2018 8:21:56 PM
Pretty sure he just came on to ask how the different frats were like before rush.
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by: bJul 19, 2018 10:45:02 PM
by: FinancesJul 21, 2018 7:09:39 PM
For sure. Out of the good ones, Alpha Sig comes to mind. Compared to something like Theta Chi, which charges $2k+ a semester (Which is actually mid-tier compared to what you would be charged at Big10 schools, but way higher than most charge here), Alpha Sig, from what I've heard, charges a fraction of that.
Pi Kappa Phi doesn't charge too much, and Phi Sig is sorta mid tier. But Alpha Sig is definitely the cheapest on campus (Although that does not translate to bad quality).
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by: CJul 22, 2018 11:35:38 PM
While the expense of dues is can range a lot, the treasurer of a fraternity will be able to make a payment plan / reduce dues if you talk to them about your problem.
Don't be tempted to join a fraternity because it is cheaper. Join if you like the people in the fraternity and would fit in. The cost of dues should be something you can work out with the treasurer and not affect your decision too much.
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by: Yes and NoJul 23, 2018 7:14:00 AM
That's a mixed answer. While the treasurer certainly can work something out, it's not like a higher charging fraternity will suddenly drop dues down to a level akin to that of the lower levels; it just doesn't make sense from a financial point of view. As a result, there definitely are cheaper/cheapest options out there. That being said, yea, the treasurer and person in question can definitely work something out as long as the person approaches the treasurer/president of the chapter.
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by: Newman CafeJul 14, 2018 12:18:54 PM
Damn I should have saved it somewhere. I also tried to not be negative to anyone in particular but still not close to the first time I’ve had a post removed from this site
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