FAQs
At the top of the frat world is the elite group, known as the Big Six—the Kappa Alphas (KAs), the SAEs, the Pikes, the Sigma Phi Epsilons, the Delts, and the Fijis.
What percentage of UF students are in fraternities? ›
Nearly 19% of all undergraduates at the University of Florida participate in Greek life. As part of the Fall 2022 rush process, the Office of Sorority & Fraternity Life reported that more than 7,700 students participate in one of the Greek organizations on campus.
What fraternity has the best reputation? ›
Here are the country's top fraternities that are popular in colleges and universities, and known for their lasting impact on the members:
- Pi Kappa Alpha.
- Alpha Phi Alpha.
- Tau Kappa Epsilon.
- Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
- Sigma Phi Epsilon.
- Kappa Alpha Society.
- Sigma Chi.
- Lambda Sigma Upsilon.
How much does it cost to join a fraternity at UF? ›
Students at the University of Florida who join a fraternity can expect to spend roughly $2,400 per semester to join a fraternity. This covers the cost of chapter dues, meal plans, and initiation fees for the first year.
What is the most banned frat? ›
Sigma Alpha Epsilon has had nine deaths linked to drinking, drugs and hazing since 2006, more than any other Greek organization, according to data compiled by Bloomberg in 2013. More than 100 chapters have been disciplined since 2007, with at least fifteen suspended or closed since 2010.
Which fraternity has the most billionaires? ›
By our count, at least 34 of the billionaires on the Forbes 400 list were in fraternities. The most common fraternity is Sigma Alpha Mu, with seven billionaires. However, the billionaires of Beta Theta Pi have accumulated the most wealth with a combined net worth of $107 billion.
What fraternity has the most CEOs? ›
Beta Theta Pi ranked No. 1 with 11 Forbes 500 CEOs, followed by Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Sigma Chi, both with nine CEOs. Lambda Chi Alpha and Alpha Tau Omega were fourth and fifth for producing eight and seven CEOs, respectively.
What fraternity makes the most money? ›
- Alpha Kappa Alpha. Revenues: $32 million ($22.2 million) Investment Income: $0 ($0) Investment Income As % of Revenue: 0% ...
- Alpha Phi Alpha. Revenues: $10.1 million ($7.9 million) Investment Income: $1.2 million ($713,000) ...
- Delta Sigma Theta. Revenues: $43.9 million ($43.7 million) Investment Income: $680,500 ($202,400)
Is frat life worth it? ›
If you're more reserved or plan on having a busy schedule, the obligations of Greek life might overwhelm you. However, if you're outgoing and attracted to the sense of camaraderie that comes with Greek life, joining a fraternity or sorority can benefit your time in college and beyond.
Are frats cheaper than dorms? ›
You aren't typically required to live in the fraternity house, so you may not have to pay housing costs, but these costs are often cheaper than living in on-campus dormitories. Aside from these fees, there are also the incidental costs of joining a fraternity.
Some chapters offer breakfast, and women that live in-house might get more meals or snack opportunities as a part of their housing plan. How expensive are dues? According to the UF Panhellenic website (http://www.ufpanhellenic.org/), dues for new members range from $2,000 to $4,800 for your first semester. Don't worry!
What are the big six frats? ›
Top 10 Largest Fraternities (Excluding Cultural & Honors Fraternities)
- 1Tau Kappa Epsilon.
- 2Kappa Sigma.
- 3Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
- 4Sigma Chi.
- 5Sigma Phi Epsilon.
- 6 Pi Kappa Alpha.
- 7Lambda Chi Alpha.
- 8Pi Kappa Phi.
What is the number 1 frat in the country? ›
Most Popular Fraternity By Active Chapters:
Considering both total membership and the number of active chapters, Sigma Alpha Epsilon could be considered the most popular fraternity based on member count, while Tau Kappa Epsilon could be seen as the most popular based on its expansive chapter network.
What are the top 3 sororities? ›
Here are the country's leading sororities that are best known for their contributions to their colleges and universities, and the society: Delta Sigma Theta. Kappa Alpha Theta. Alpha Kappa Alpha.
How are frats ranked? ›
These rankings are not universal and often vary from campus to campus, depending on factors such as the popularity of members, philanthropy efforts, academic performance, community service, and social events hosted by the fraternity.