Many students join Greek Life because they are looking for a way to fit in and make friends in college. They start school and are swarmed by people encouraging them to “Go Greek!” but may not realize the lifelong benefits Read more…
Trying to get a job in today’s market can be tough. Many employers are actively seeking candidates, but there are also plenty of applicants who are just as qualified, if not more so. Before taking an interview, reach out to Read more…
One of the most exciting aspects of getting to college is the chance to join Greek Life on campus. Students are encouraged at the beginning of each semester to go Greek, but what does that process even look like? The Read more…
As humans, we all long for a place to belong: a place to call home, people to call family, and all the safety and security that comes with it. Moving to college is a big transition that leaves many students Read more…
College is a stepping stone toward a career and the rest of life. Contrary to how movies usually portray college life, it’s not all about drunken parties and revelry. Students are there to learn. Fraternities and sororities offer students a Read more…
Greek life aims to bring students from all walks of life together to support and build each other up. As well as to help people with different backgrounds and experiences intersect to share life and knowledge. Fraternities and sororities become Read more…
College is a time of transition and learning. Stepping out of the teen years and into adult life, learning to manage time effectively, and living as an individual instead of in a family unit all take time and patience. This Read more…
Community service is a character building and life enriching experience. It is at the heart of Greek life. Philanthropy is another form of community service. According to the Merriam-webster Dictionary, “it is an active effort to promote human welfare”. Anything Read more…
Professional success is the end goal for any college student. When choosing a college, there are many essential elements to look for and vary depending on the student. The core element for every student is finding a school that meets Read more…
Classes have started, and they are nothing like high school. For example, the concepts are more abstract and require critical thinking. Professors provide the essential information, create the assignments, grade papers, and are available for questions. The rest of the Read more…
