Thousands of students at the University of Oklahoma have found community and belonging as a member of a fraternity or sorority. At OU, there are Greek membership opportunities every semester. Explore the ways you can join our Greek community and find your home on campus.
The Affiliate Circle (AC) is home to 6 social fraternity and sorority organizations with various special interests or focus areas. These focus areas include religion, music, cultural identity, and academics.
The Interfraternity Council (IFC) is the governing body for 18 social-interest fraternities. IFC reports to the North American Interfraternity Conference and provides support and guidance to local IFC chapters.
The Multicultural Greek Council (MGC) is the governing body for 12 culturally-based fraternities and sororities. MGC serves Asian, Latinx, and multicultural interest groups on campus.
The National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) is the governing body that supports the historically Black fraternities and sororities also known as the Divine Nine.
The Panhellenic Association (PAN) is the governing body of the 11, national, all-women's sororities. Panhellenic is comprised of leaders from the affiliated National Panhellenic Conference chapters on campus.
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Greek
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Governing Councils and
Membership Experiences
2,100+
New Community Members
Each Academic Year
Fraternities and sororities at the University of Oklahoma invite new members to join in the fall and spring semesters through membership intake or recruitment selection process specific to each governing council. Learn more about our community and how to join by reading the our Fraternity and Sorority Experience Guide.
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The Oklahoma fraternity and sorority community is a vibrant collective filled with students, philanthropists, mentors, peer educators, engaged citizens, and much more. There's no one way to Go Greek, but there are several founding principles that bring our community together.
Our Greek members are students first, making up about 30% of the OU undergraduate population and a wide variety of academic fields of study. Greek students often have a higher grade point average and higher graduation rates than their peers. Many chapters have GPA requirements, academic mentors, and study groups.
Life-long service and philanthropy giving is a core principle of fraternity and sorority life. Many of our organizations have both national and local partnerships with nonprofits and charitable organizations. Students looking to give back to their communities can find service opportunities through their Greek membership.
Students looking to find community in brotherhood or sisterhood often find that connection in their fraternity or sorority. Greek organizations can help to make a larger campus feel a bit smaller and more like home. Joining a chapter can help expand a student's network on and off campus, including alumni connections.
Safety, risk management, and harm prevention is an expectation of our campus fraternities and sororities. Our community is committed to providing a safe, meaningful, and transformative membership experience to every fraternity or sorority member on campus.
The Oklahoma Greek experience is often a pivotal leadership and personal development opportunity for students. With a wide variety of leadership roles and educational opportunities, students can expect to grow and develop through their Greek membership.
At it's core, the fraternity and sorority experience is about connection, belonging, and community care. Students often share that they made true, lasting friendships and their college experience would not have been the same without their Greek membership.
