Information for Parents

Building Better Men

For incoming freshmen, the college experience can be overwhelming at times. The same goes for parents. From academics to roommates to the GWorld system, there is a laundry list of concerns that both students and parents will inevitably face. For most parents and students, Greek Life will make that list somewhere down the line. So where does a fraternity fit in to your son's schedule?

When asked the question, "So, are you going to join a fraternity?" generally a student's response is, "maybe." End of conversation. We encourage you to discuss Greek Life with your son if he feels strongly about joining one of the numerous social fraternity chapters on campus. There is a myriad of issues that need to be discussed ranging from responsibility and time management, to dues and hazing. With the "frat" stigma always in mind, you need to come to an agreement about the best time for your son to think about joining a fraternity, and whether or not it will be beneficial to his college experience.

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