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ADVANTAGE
#1- ACADEMICS
The academic portion of your university career is one
significant determinant in your future success. The primary purposes of the
fraternity system is to encourage and develop high scholastic achievement among
its members. Just over 50% of students in university end up graduating. However,
if you belong to a fraternity, your chances of graduating increase to over 70%!
Fraternity members help each other to succeed!
ADVANTAGE
#2 - COMMUNITY SERVICE
Almost always, a perspective employer will peruse your
resume, looking for any type of community involvement. An employee active in
the community will radiate that same good will to his coworkers, and in turn,
create a better image for his company. You need philanthropy involvement
on your resume. In a fraternity, you are commonly exposed to the community through
United Way, March of Dimes, and countless other community organizations. The
fraternity is an excellent way for you to donate your time for a good cause.
ADVANTAGE #3 - ATHLETICS
Athletics,
and physical fitness are an essential part of developing the balanced man. Alone,
it can be a challenge to gather a group of individuals to compete in campus
athletic events such as intramurals. However, fraternities thrive on intramurals,
Greek games, and all areas of physical well being. As a member of a fraternity
athletic team, you will learn the pride accompanied with sportsmanship, team
spirit, and competition.
ADVANTAGE #4 - LEADERSHIP
In
Sigma Phi Epsilon, you will be given countless opportunities to lead individuals.
Everyone in a fraternity is a leader. By being an officer, an executive, a committee
chairperson, or just as a participant, you are setting an example for others
to follow. You learn by doing. Through your positions, you learn how to manage
money, run effective meetings, speak in public, and motivate others. These
are some of the skills that will benefit you during you college years, and will
follow you through your entire life. In today's world, it takes more than a
degree to get ahead. Employers want to hire those with quality leadership experience.
In Sigma Phi Epsilon, you have a chance to hone your leadership skills before
you enter the "Real World."
Did
You know that:
85% of the Fortune 500 Executives
80% of U.S. Presidents since 1900
100%
of Apollo 11 Astronauts.....
all joined a fraternity!!!
ADVANTAGE
#5 - BROTHERHOOD
Brotherhood
is what truly sets fraternities apart from other organizations. In fact,
brotherhood is the foundation of the Sigma Phi Epsilon experience. Brotherhood
combines every person's individuality within the framework of mutual cooperation
toward specific goals. As a fraternity brother you will form friendships unlike
any found in other organizations. Brotherhood is by no means conformity. No
fraternity is made up of members who are exactly alike. By choosing to become
a member of a fraternity, you will meet brothers who grow to become your closest
friends; those who will cheer you on when you're successful and who will support
you when you are not.
ADVANTAGE
#6 - NETWORKING
No
matter if you have graduated and are searching for career employment, or simply
trying to find a summer job, in today's market, you need networking. The majority
of the available jobs never even get advertised in newspapers or job postings
because most firms choose to hire within. A fraternity is the best way to get
a foot in the proverbial door. A fraternity with strong ties to its Alumni will
have a number of connections in a diverse number of fields. They may be able
to help you find that job you're looking for.
ADVANTAGE
#7 - TRAVELING
Assume
you're planning a trip to another city in the United States. You need a place
to stay, but since you're like most college students, you don't have a lot of
money to spend. Fraternity membership allows you to travel to other fellow chapter
houses to meet brothers and have a place to stay for free! In fact, the
Virginia Xi chapter tries to plan at least one road trip a year. We have
traveled to the U. of West Virginia, and East Carolina U. to name a few.
When you arrive, although you may have never met these brothers before, you
have a fraternal bond, and you're more than just a guest in their home, you're
instant friends.