Each council within Greek Life at S&T has its own unique way of recruiting new members.
Information on the recruitment process for each council is detailed below.
Many of our fraternities and sororities provide university approved housing, while others do not. If the student joins a fraternity or sorority with housing, the student can then begin the move-in process. Once a student has received and confirmed a bid for a fraternity or sorority in the Greek Member Management System, they will be prompted to confirm their housing status. By confirming you will live in the chapter house, your housing agreement with the Office of Residential Life will automatically be cancelled.
Students may move into the fraternity or sorority house when the organization allows - for fraternities this is typically the Friday or Saturday before freshmen Orientation Week. Please check with the specific organization to determine these dates. Many organizations may allow the student to move in sooner.
If you have any questions throughout this process, please explore our web site or contact our office directly, via phone at (573) 341-6697 or email involvement@mst.edu.
As an incoming student to Missouri S&T, incoming freshmen students are able to reside in a fraternity chapter house their first day on campus, as living in these residences fulfills their university approved housing requirement!
For women, it is recommended that you participate in primary recruitment - and after becoming a new member of one of our sororities, you will have the option of living in the chapter house, (based on their housing availability).
Academics sustain fraternities and sororities. There are academic requirements to provide fraternity and sorority housing, and groups found not in compliance will have their housing privileges revoked. Reports for different fraternities and sororities can be found here.
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