ETHICAL LEADERSHIP.
ETHICAL LEADERSHIP.
SMU fraternities and sororities have had a presence on campus since the university opened in 1915. Approximately 43% of the undergraduate population currently holds membership in a Greek organization, providing a well-rounded college experience that aids in the development of personal and professional skills.
SMU is a deferred recruitment campus, allowing students to connect first with the institution and focus on academic success. Students interested in joining one of our fraternities or sororities must:
- Complete & pass 12 college credit hours at SMU in the previous semester to joining (Dual credit & AP credit do not count)
- Achieve a 2.5 previous semester & cumulative GPA
- Not be on disciplinary probation or higher with the Office of Student Conduct & Community Standards at any point in the previous semester
Student safety and well-being are our top priorities. Hazing is a violation of Texas law, the SMU Student Code of Conduct, and the inter/national policies for each of our fraternities and sororities. Report possible hazing activity HERE.
- Men's Groups
- 10 North-American Interfraternity Conference (NIC) Chapters
- 1 Men's Group
- 2 Women's Groups
- Culturally-based organizations
- 2 Men's Groups
- 3 Women's Groups
- Historically Black/African American organizations
- Women's Groups
- 8 National Panhellenic Conference (NPC) groups