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While we feel the most important reason to choose a house is because of the members in it, there are many other reasons why to join SigEp.  Exploring this website gives you an idea of what we are all about and what our chapter values.  Our chapter boasts a high GPA and finds it extremely important to participate in various athletic, philanthropic and social events throughout the year.

Here are also a few fast facts about the National Fraternity:

• Largest National Fraternity with 270 chapters and over 14,000 undergraduates nationwide
• An alumni network of over 270,000 initiated brothers
• The nation's highest all-fraternity GPA by far with a 3.01 and a goal of 3.15 by 2011
• Sigma Phi Epsilon has the largest endowment, $19 million, of any fraternity
• SigEp's National Housing Corporation has $6.5 million to assist with the housing needs of our chapters.
• SigEp Headquarters coordinates a comprehensive guidance program for our undergraduate chapters that uses 13 full-time traveling consultants, active volunteer and alumni support, and complete chapter services.

Many individuals come to campus with pre-conceived notions of what Greek life is like. Some people will say that they definitely want to join a fraternity, while others are sure that they are not going to join. Despite these notions, fraternities have a lot to offer that many men don't even realize. Being a fraternity provides opportunities for social events, philanthropy opportunities, sports teams, and more.

Being in a fraternity also provides you with a community within the larger community. You will have a connection with your brothers, and have opportunities to meet people from the other fraternities and sororities on campus. You have the potential to form lifelong friendships, and memories. You are also immediately put in contact with a network of alumni, giving you access to all sorts of opportunities in the business world.

Being in a fraternity may also give you a step up for the future. Whether it is the leadership experience they gain, or the connections made for the future, there are Greeks in prominent positions in politics, entertainment, business, sports, and more. Here are just a few facts about fraternity men:

• 71% of those listed in "Who's Who in America " belong to a fraternity.
• Of the nation's 50 largest corporations, 43 are headed by fraternity men.
• 85% of the Fortune 500 executives belong to a fraternity.
• 40% of all U.S. Supreme Court Justices were fraternity men.
• 76% of all Congressmen and Senators belong to a fraternity.
• Every U.S. President and Vice President, except two in each office, born since the first social fraternity was founded in 1825 has been members of a fraternity.
• Fraternity men represent 3% of the male population in America
  
• Statistics show that fraternity members have a higher rate of graduation from college than do their non-member counterparts

Rob Cala, VP of Recruitment  cala@usc.edu  610-780-7749