A: Hazing is against Kentucky state law, University policy and is in violation of the (inter)national organization policy for each chapter at EKU. A copy of the University Hazing Policy can be found online at www.greeklife.eku.edu. Hazing can be reported online or by contacting our Hazing Hotline, 859-622-7897.
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Depending on formals, date parties etc you might have to spend more: but only if you're in a fraternity. For sororities, dues covers all the big ticket expenses because they don't use dues money to pay for regular parties.
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A: No! Greek organizations do have social events, but most of them do not involve alcohol. Greek. social events include: community service events, intramural sports, educational programs, homecoming, Greek Weekend, family days, brotherhood/sisterhood events along with mixers and. formals.
https://greeklife.eku.edu/sites/greeklife.eku.edu/files/greeklifefaq.pdf
The fees vary widely by frat/sorority, but I can speak for my own frat. All numbers are approximate: There's a $60 fee to rush in the spring of your frosh year. During pledging, you'll occasionally have to spend your own cash on random things for scavenger hunts and stuff, but this usually doesn't amount to much.
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Last but not least, you will pay dues to both the local and national chapters. This is the most variable figure; it really depends on which house you're in. I believe that I pay about $500-$700/semester. The bigger and more popular the frat/sorority, the more they tend to charge (because a large endowment leads to bigger and better parties).
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5 Comment by: Dues. I am an IFC member and some of the information here is incorrect. Dues for the more expensive fraternities range from $4,000-$5,000 a YEAR. Dues include: food, social, national dues etc. They do not include housing. Out of town formals will cost extra but you are not required to attend.
http://www.greekrank.com/uni/72/topic/569278/fraternity-dues/
Once you're a brother/sister: Many Greek organizations require members to pay $85/year to the University for house maintenance. If the University owns your house, you pay the same rate that you would pay to live in any on-campus housing ($2K-3K per semester).
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A: Cost varies from chapter to chapter. During recruitment/intake, chapters will have information regarding their dues and what their dues cover. Most have payment plans that can be customized for you! Average new member cost is $525 and the average active semester dues are $240.
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A: Commitment to the principles, values and standards, for which the (inter)national organization was founded upon. Participation in chapter activities such as meetings, educational/leadership programs, philanthropic events, and social activities are also encouraged and required for some chapters.
https://greeklife.eku.edu/sites/greeklife.eku.edu/files/greeklifefaq.pdf
Average IFC Chapter Dues (2 chapters reporting) New Member Semester: $642.50 Active Semesters: $37.50 What is the Panhellenic Council (PH)? A: Panhellenic is the governing body for our National Panhellenic Conference sororities.
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how much does fraternity dues cost
The cost of fraternity dues is $4,000 to $5,000 a year. 