Why join a Fraternity or Sorority?
Involvement in a fraternity or sorority is one of the many ways for Texas A&M University-Commerce student to get involved on campus. National research indicates that students who are involved in organizations:
Earn better grades
Are more likely to stay in school and graduate
Feel more satisfied with their college experience
Are more marketable when job searching and applying to graduate school
Develop valuable leadership and interpersonal skills
Since 1910, 85% of the Supreme Court Justices have been fraternity or sorority members.
85% of the Fortune 500 key executives are fraternity or sorority members.
Of the nation's 50 largest corporations, 43 are headed by fraternity or sorority members.
76% of Who's Who in America are fraternity or sorority members.
All but two Presidents since 1825 have been fraternity or sorority members.
70% of the U.S. Presidents' cabinet members since 1900 have been fraternity or sorority members.
76% of U.S. Senators are fraternity or sorority members.
Both women appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court were sorority members.
Over 85% of the student leaders on 730 campuses are members of Greek-letter organizations.
Less than 2% of average college student expenses go towards membership dues.