Fraternity and Sorority Life

At UCF we recognize 48 Greek organizations with a population over 3,000 undergraduate students.  Each organization offers something unique as they all share common values which lead to life-long bonds of friendship.  Greek organizations play a vital role in helping provide students with a wealth of experiences which complement the educational mission of the University.

How to Join

• Must be a registered UCF student
• Must have a minimum cumulative 2.5 high school or college GPA
• Must be mutual selected by an organization through the recruitment process, for more information about how to join visit http://greek.ucf.edu/join

Councils

Greek Council

• Serves as the unifying link between all chapters and councils and is responsible for annual Fraternity and Sorority Life events such as Greek Week, Greek Leadership Challenge, and Trick or Treat on Greek Street.

Diversified Greek Council (DGC) http://ucfdgc.wix.com/ucfdgc

• DGC is comprised of 10 fraternities and sororities from a variety of cultural backgrounds and caters to those who want to get involved with others who share culture, beliefs, and interests. 

National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) http://nphc-ucf.org/

• NPHC is home to 8 historically African-American fraternities and sororities that foster brotherhood and sisterhood within the African-American community on campus.

Interfraternity Council (IFC) www.ifcucf.com

• IFC consists of 18 organizations committed to enriching the collegiate and fraternity experience for over 1300 fraternity men on our campus.

Panhellenic Council (PAN) www.panhellenicucf.com

• The Panhellenic Council consists of 12 women’s organizations who strive for excellence in every aspect to form an amazing community and enrich the lives of collegiate women.

Greek Park
Greek Park currently has 13 Greek facilities, with 4 houses being occupied by fraternities and 9 by sororities. Greek Park is a natural gathering spot for Greek students. A recent addition to Greek Park is the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life Building.

Why Go Greek?

• Academics:  All-Greek GPA averages are consistently/generally higher than the All-UCF GPA average
• Leadership Opportunities: Members of the UCF Greek community are active in Student Government, President’s Leadership Council, Order of Pegasus, LEAD Scholars, Orientation Team, and Academic Honor Societies etc.        
• Service and Philanthropy: Each year UCF Greeks log over approximately 50,000 hours of community service and collect over $145,000 for various local and national philanthropic organizations, and donate over 50,000 lbs. of food to local shelters
• Social Life: Athletics and intramurals teams, sisterhood and brotherhood mixers and themed socials, formals and date functions.