Prospective Members

Thank you for your interest in Fraternity and Sorority Life at Drexel.

Our fraternity and sorority community is composed of students who are dedicated to the spirit of the University and committed to making their college experience unique. Membership in a fraternity or sorority enhances your personal development through a commitment to the ideals of scholarship, leadership, and service. Fraternities and sororities look for students who share similar goals and values while respecting your individuality. Members of the fraternity and sorority community benefit from membership because they have the opportunity to work closely with students who have different interests, beliefs, and attributes while forming lifelong friendships.

Drexel fraternity and sorority members lead the campus in scholarship, philanthropic, and leadership opportunities. In addition, they have a community of support that is consistently available for them. Greek students typically achieve higher academic standards than their peers and are members or leaders of many other campus organizations.

We encourage you to explore the fraternity and sorority community at Drexel University. Drexel University hosts more than 30 chapters ranging in all sizes. Although all embrace the fraternal values of brotherhood/sisterhood, service, scholarship, and leadership, each is unique in its own way.

Find out more about each of the four councils and all the options you have to join a fraternity or sorority at Drexel. If you have questions about joining Drexel's fraternity and sorority community, contact greeklife@drexel.edu.

Interfraternity Council (IFC)

The IFC organizes a formal recruitment period during the fall term. In addition, many individual fraternity chapters host membership recruitment in the winter and spring terms.

Students interested in joining a social fraternity in fall 2025 are invited to register for Interfraternity Council Recruitment taking place September 22–October 4! Individual IFC Fraternities host their own recruitment events during this time, which are open for any interested student to attend. Interested students are encouraged to attend the events of multiple organizations to best identify the organization that aligns with their interests and values.

Interfraternity Council Recruitment Timeline

September 22 – Fraternity Recruitment Events Begin
October 1 – Fraternity Recruitment Events End
October 4 – Fraternities Begin Extending Bids

Registration for Interfraternity Council Recruitment opens September 10. Students interested in joining an IFC Fraternity during the formal recruitment period from September 22–October 4 are required to complete the registration form to be eligible to receive a membership invitation.

For questions regarding fraternity recruitment, please contact greeklife@drexel.edu.

Intercultural Greek Council (IGC)

The individual fraternities and sororities in the IGC host their recruitment/rush periods at different points throughout the year. The council hosts IGC Week during the fall term to allow interested members the opportunity to meet each of the organizations in the IGC. For more information about IGC organizations, please contact the IGC president at dumgcpres@gmail.com or visit the contact page to connect with a specific chapter.

Panhellenic Council

The sororities of the Panhellenic Council host formal recruitment in the fall for all undergraduate women. Sororities eligible to take members will host informal recruitment events during the winter and/or spring terms. To learn more about the Panhellenic recruitment process, contact the Panhellenic Council VP of Recruitment at drexelphcrecruitment@gmail.com.

CampusDirector for Chapters and Council – Chapters/Council should log in here to access CampusDirector for chapter and recruitment management functions.

Students interested in joining a Panhellenic Sorority in fall 2025 are invited to register for Panhellenic Primary Recruitment taking place September 24–28!

Primary Recruitment Schedule

September 24 – Recruitment Orientation
September 25 – Open House Round
September 26 – Philanthropy Round
September 27 – Preference Round
September 28 – Bid Day

Registration for Panhellenic Primary Recruitment opens June 1 and closes September 24. Registration and payment of the $25 registration fee is required to participate. Registrants must be a full-time enrolled undergraduate student with a 2.5 cumulative GPA. Each potential new member will be assigned a Rho Gamma (recruitment guide) to assist them through the recruitment process and be an unbiased resource for recruitment support. Rho Gamma assignments will be provided in late summer. For questions regarding primary recruitment, please contact greeklife@drexel.edu.

National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC)

The individual fraternities and sororities in the NPHC host their recruitment/rush periods at different points throughout the year. The council hosts programming throughout the year for interested students to connect with the member chapters, including "D9 Greek 101" in the fall quarter. For more information about NPHC organizations, please contact the NPHC president at drexelnphc@gmail.com or visit the contact page to connect with a specific chapter.