How do I join?

Fraternity & Sorority recruitment is held at the beginning of each fall and spring semester. During recruitment, chapters host events for interested students.

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Eligibility Requirements:

12 college units completed. Transferred college units and AP credit can meet this requirement.
Cumulative 2.5 GPA; some individual chapters maintain an even higher minimum GPA requirement. Panhellenic sororities determine their organization’s minimum GPA.
Enrolled in at least 6 units at CSUSM.
In good standing with the university conduct process and not on university probation.

If you have any questions about eligibility, please contact us.

IFC Fraternity Recruitment

Interfraternity Council willl host a recruitment kickoff event on Monday, February 7th. Chapters will host events on February 8th-11th.

Registration is now closed

Questions about IFC fraternity recruitment? Contact Antonio, IFC President, at csusmifc@gmail.com or Chase, IFC VP Recruitment at ofarr006@cougars.csusm.edu

Multicultural Fraternity/ Sorority Recruitment

Multicultural Greek Council willl host a recruitment kickoff event on Monday, February 7th. Chapters will host events on February 8th-11th.

Registration is now closed

Questions about MGC recruitment? Contact the Loralei, President, at mgc.president.csusm@gmail.com or VP Recruitment at mgc.recruitment.csusm@gmail.com

Panhellenic Sorority Recruitment

Alpha Chi Omega, Alpha Omicron Pi, Alpha Xi Delta, Delta Zeta, and Gamma Phi Beta will host formal recruitment January 28-20, 2022. The cost to register for this process is $30.00. This is a non-refundable administrative fee and does not guarantee an invitation to membership. The deadline to register for Panhellenic recruitment is Tuesday, January 25th at 11:59pm.

Recruitment registration is now closed.

A Recruitment Orientation will be held and attendance is mandatory. Thursday, January 27th from 12-1pm.

Questions about women's recruitment? Contact Katarina at csusmpcrecruitment@gmail.com

FSL 101: New Member Education

Each fall and spring new members from all fraternities and sororites are required to attend a mandatory training which covers five major areas of education: alcohol/drug and hazing education, sexual violence prevention and awareness, diversity/inclusion, and academic success.

Using videos, group activities, and reflection, new members are engaged in critical thinking and dialogue about how they can keep themselves and others safe while supporting a community welcoming of all. We are diving into what does it really mean to be Greek at CSUSM.