Joining a fraternity or sorority is a mutual selection process between students and fraternity/sorority organizations. This means that as you are exploring which organization is the best fit for you, organizations are examining what students are a good fit for their fraternity/sorority. We challenge you to keep an open mind and consider more than one option to ensure you find the best option.
Learn about our 26 fraternities and sororities. Each fraternity and sorority offers a unique set of foundational values, philanthropic and service activities, and personal development experiences, and exploring your options allows you to begin identifying what organizations are congruent with your values, and meet your motivating factors to join a fraternity or sorority at UTA.
Attend organization or office events like F&SL Open House, Activity Fair Day, or F&SL Interest Sessions. You can also connect with members through social media and in your classes.
The importance of asking questions during the recruitment process cannot be over emphasized. We encourage you to ask the fraternity/sorority you are interested in joining questions about academic, time, and financial requirements.
Each fraternity and sorority has financial expectations for membership. Fraternity/sorority membership fees or dues provide chapters their operating budgets to fund all chapter activities and pay for all essential chapter needs. As a member you are expected to pay membership dues/fees to remain active within the organization.
Each fraternity and sorority also has different time commitment expectations for membership. This may appear as expectations to attend weekly meetings, participate in a minimum number of service hours each semester, or actively engage in one additional student organization. As a member you are expect to actively engage in some level to remain active within the organization.
Each fraternity and sorority has their own application process by which you will apply for membership. Some organizations may have a formal process with an application and interview, while others accept your attendance at their recruitment events as your application of membership.
As you engage with organizations, make sure to ask about what their steps to join are so you are aware of any deadlines or information you may need to submit.
You must be an enrolled UTA student at the time of joining. Some fraternities or sororities may require that you are enrolled in a minimum of hours, have earned a minimum number of hours, or hold a minimum grade point average. It’s important that you ask the organization you are interested in about their academic requirements.
To join a fraternity or sorority at UTA, a student must attend an F&SL Potential Member Session. Sessions are held during the fall and spring semesters on Fridays at 3:00; for an up-to-date listing, check out our calendar
F&SL CalendarOnce you have attended an F&SL Potential Member Session, you will be enrolled in a Canvas course to review fraternity and sorority expectations, risk mitigation practices, campus policy, and state law. Students must complete this Canvas course before joining a fraternity or sorority at UTA.
Fraternities and sororities may have additional requirements or expectations, do your research and ask questions of the organizations.
Have a question you need to be answered? Fill out our interest form, and we will connect you with our student leaders or staff members who can help.
