How to Join
It is important to make an informed decision when joining an Interfraternity Council (IFC) organization. Review the information provided on each of these pages to make an educated choice about which fraternity might be right for you! For Recruitment-related questions, please email azifcrecruitment@gmail.com.
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IFC Spring 2023 Recruitment
Spring recruitment is an informal process. Each fraternity will host recruitment events and you will decide which ones to attend. Potential New Members (PNMs) will receive a copy of scheduled events, including locations and times. Spring recruitment is not like fall recruitment. It will be your responsibility to attend recruitment events. Be sure to do your research beforehand. That way you have an idea of which fraternities you want to visit with.
IFC Spring 2023 Recruitment Registration
All potential new members must register and pay the recruitment fee. There will be a priority registration fee of $100. Registration will end Tuesday, January 31, 2023. No late registration will be accepted.
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IFC Spring 2023 Recruitment Schedule
It is important to know that each chapter will host events during the IFC spring recruitment master schedule. Fraternities are not allowed to host events outside of the designated time periods.
| Event | Date | Time |
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| Healthy Brotherhood Presentations | February 1st |
6:00 PM – 7:00 PM OR 7:30 PM – 8:30 PM |
| PNM Orientation & Chapter Introductions | February 2nd |
6:00 PM – 7:00 PM OR 7:30 PM – 8:30 PM |
| Day 1 of Chapter Events | February 3rd | 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM |
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Day 2 of Chapter Events (Chapters host events in the afternoon OR evening) |
February 4th |
11:00 AM – 3:00 PM AND 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM |
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Day 3 of Chapter Events (Chapters host events in the afternoon OR evening) |
February 5th |
11:00 AM – 3:00 PM AND
5:00 PM – 9:00 PM
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Day 4 of Chapter Events (Pref) (Chapters host two invite-only events in the evening) |
February 6th |
6:00 PM 7:00 PM AND 7:30 PM 8:30 PM |
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Bid Day PNMs receiving invitations to join pick them up |
February 7th | 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM |
Chapter Conduct & Judicial Status
Fraternity & Sorority Programs publishes information regarding the conduct and sanctioning of current or past fraternities and sororities. Unfortunately, some fraternities/sororities engage in behaviors inconsistent with the expectations and policies of the institution and/or national organization. The University of Arizona urges students and their family members to learn more about groups currently functioning without university recognition. Those with concerns regarding activities of these organizations should contact the Dean of Students Office. If you have questions please contact our office or the Dean of Students.
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Chapter GPA Requirements
Requirements vary from chapter to chapter, but a general recommendation is a 2.75 core high school GPA for those coming straight from high school and a 2.5 minimum college GPA for those who have at least 12 units taken toward a college GPA. While there is no required GPA to participate in recruitment, IFC strongly recommends a PNM to meet or exceed the general recommended GPA. Core high school GPA will be verified from grades 9–11.
If there is a significant increase in core GPA in grade 12, you may submit updates with an official transcript directly to azifcrecruitment@gmail.com.
Financial Information
The financial breakdown of each chapter is located on the Costs of Membership webpage.
Once recruitment registration is completed, PNMs may receive an updated and detailed spreadsheet. The Interfraternity Council is not able to answer chapter specific questions about finances. If you, or your student, receives a bill that is more than 10% different than the amount listed, please contact the Interfraternity Council immediately at azifcrecruitment@gmail.com.
Support Information
Why should my student join a Greek organization?
At the University of Arizona, we take great pride in our Greek organizations and all that they stand for. College can be so much more than just classes and homework; it is also a time for growth and development. Greek Life can foster the education of the whole person. Having your student be a part of a Greek organization means several things, including long-lasting friendships, academics, leadership opportunities, philanthropic efforts, campus involvement, and community service. Check out this Greek Parent Orientation Video.
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