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Why Go Greek at UT?During your college years, you'll be presented with many new experiences. A number of important decisions will have to made, and one of them is whether or not to join a fraternity. If you're looking to get the most out of your college experience, consider the following points about Greek life: Greeks Value ScholarshipAcademic achievement is the first and foremost priority of all University students. Scholastic achievement is also central to the mission of most fraternities, who generally implement various programs designed to assist members in their academic pursuits. Programs include tutoring, time management, awards for good grades, and more. Additionally, most fraternities provide financial scholarships supported by their national organizations and local alumni groups. These efforts reinforce the belief that academic achievement is an integral part of the Greek experience. Greek Life Develops LeadersThe Greek community is dedicated to building leaders by providing a wealth of leadership opportunities for Greek members. From social issues to academic, business to philanthropy, the leaders of tomorrow are gaining an edge from their fraternity experiences. Can belonging to a fraternity really help you succeed? Here are a few facts:
Greeks Help Better the Communities in Which They LiveGreeks have consistently been strong supporters of various charities, promoting a sense of philanthropic giving in members. As part of a Greek organization you will have multiple opportunities, through structured community service programs, to make a difference in the lives of those in need. Greek Intramurals Promote FitnessFraternities generally participate in a comprehensive intramural system in which athletes of all caliber may find a place where they have fun and find physical challenge. Whatever sport it is, and whatever your skill level, you will always find an opportunity to play on a team in the UT Intramurals Fraternity League. Greeks Know How to Have FunOne of the primary goals of every fraternity is to bring together a group of men and teach them values, traditions, and honor, while building everlasting bonds of friendship. Diversified social programs allow students the opportunity to develop such meaningful friendships. For years, Greeks across the country have had to deal with the "Animal House" image of reckless partying and irresponsible behavior. At most schools however, each chapter maintains a fun yet responsible social policy.
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