useful fraternity post
by: IFC
Fraternity sizes and semester dues for rushees to use. And no, this is not debatable as it is all found on the IFC website. (IFC shows sizes as of May, 2014, so I gave accurately rounded ballpark numbers based on fall, 2014 pledge class sizes)
ΑΓΡ: 50 brothers; $1,800
ΑΣΦ: 40 brothers; $1,200
ΑΤΩ: 135 brothers; $1,100
ΒΘΠ: 145 brothers; $2,105
ΧΦ: 15 brothers; $800
ΔΧ: 70 brothers; $2,439
ΔΚΕ: 20 brothers; $900
ΔΣΦ: 60 brothers; $1,840
ΔΤΔ: 50 brothers; $1,500
FH: 140 brothers; $1,800
ΚΑ: 150 brothers; $2,600
ΚΣ: 25 brothers; $1,350
ΛΧΑ: 145 brothers; $1,300
ΦΓΔ: 170 brothers; $2,300
ΦΚΨ: 25 brothers; $900
ΦΚΤ: 70 brothers; $1,600
ΦΣΚ: 65 brothers; $1,200
ΠΚΑ: 80 brothers; $1,600
ΠΚΦ: 90 brothers; $1,800
ΣΑΕ: 140 brothers; $1,750
ΣΝ: 145 brothers; $1,310
ΣΦΕ: 120 brothers; $1,750
ΣΠ: 105 brothers; $1,900
ΣΤΓ: 75 brothers; $995
ΤΚΕ: 40 brothers; $1,400
ΘΧ: 140 brothers; $2,415
ΘΞ: 20 brothers; $1,700
Commentby: RemodelApr 10, 2015 3:08:28 PM
by: DuesMar 3, 2015 3:14:40 PM
It differs from each fraternity. Some of those numbers include everything. Others have a separate meal plan that is an additional cost. If you go to the Auburn IFC website, they have a spreadsheet that lays all of that out for you for each fraternity.
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by: QuestionJul 21, 2015 5:08:48 AM
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list is accurate, at least for my fraternity so I assume it is for all.
As far as what it covers, the price listed for mine covers everything (meals, chapter dues, national, rush etc..) however it does NOT cover if you want to live in house, but obviously thats optional and not require.
This list is good because it gives rushees an idea of what they should expect to pay, and also how big the fraternities are so if they want a smaller or larger they can check out specific ones.
by: becauseMar 4, 2015 7:20:13 PM
nobody likes them, they think due to their name they are by default better than any other fraternity, which clearly isn't the case.
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by: TrueMar 5, 2015 9:42:04 PM
This is important to understand. Theta Chi, SAE, and ATO are a few examples that have their meal plans included in their dues listed above. That means you get more bang for your buck with those fraternities. On the other hand, KA, Sig Ep, and Sigma Nu are a few examples that DON'T have their meal plans included, meaning you have to pay a separate fee to eat meals there.
You can see the entire list of fraternity financial plans if you go to the Auburn University IFC page > Resources > Fall 2014 Financial Breakdown
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by: Girl's OpinionMar 8, 2015 2:40:54 PM
KA used some of it to make Highlander 2 days this year instead of 1. It was still not very fun and not many people went. I think the problem for them is recruitment. The last great KA pledge classes have graduated and their brothers now are very weird and creeps tbh. They should invest more into their rush.
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by: SameMar 4, 2015 11:09:58 AM
Yeah I'm equally as confused by this
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