Every five minutes you have to make a decision. Whether to turn left or right, pizza or a burger. You chose to go to college. That's a very good first step. Now you are about to be bombarded with a hundred more choices. One of the most important choices you will face is whether or not to join Greek Life. While college focuses on academic achievement, we focus on a deeper achievement. The people you meet and socialize with are the ones who help develop you as a person and strengthen your spirit. Every member becomes family and the organization becomes your doorway to business interactions, learn how to lead, and create bonds. Fraternal life is an opportunity to find peers that challenge you to be your best while sharing with you a lifetime of brotherhood. Delta Sigma Phi is a place where members develop character and live by a set of time honored traditions. Since 1899, Delta Sigma Phi has long stood for excellence. Setting itself apart from other fraternities, Delta Sigma Phi is about people, from undergraduates to alumni to chapter volunteers. People make the difference in our organization.
Choosing Delta Sigma Phi is an investment in your future. Through programs such as The EDGE and opportunities such as the Leadership Institute and Brotherhood Retreats, Delta Sigma Phi makes men into campus leaders and community partners. We want members who can work together as a team and yet stand alone as strong individuals. Choosing Delta Sigma Phi is a Big Choice. Delta Sig offers its member an incredible journey through Big Success, Big Connections, Big Grades, Big Fun and so much more. Choosing Delta Sigma Phi will change your life and open your eyes to a world of Big Possibilities!
What is Rush?
Rush is a period of time in which interested individuals get a taste of what the Fraternity stands for. They learn a small portion of the Fraternity's values, and get to interact with its active members. "Rushees" are allowed to check out several fraternities at a time. If the fraternities are interested in an individual, a bid is given to the rushee. A bid is a formal invitation to join the fraternity. The rushees are not required to make a decision until the events of Pledging begin. The word "Pledges" comes from the act of pledging to join only one fraternity
