Does Texas State University have sorority houses?

Welcome and thank you for visiting the Fraternity and Sorority Life (FSL) website for Texas State University. There are 30 fraternities and sororities under the supervision of the Dean of Students Office.

Does Texas State have fraternity houses?

Texas State does not offer housing to officially-recognized fraternities and sororities.

How do I join a fraternity at Texas State?

In order to join, the Dean of Students – Fraternity and Sorority Life office requires students to participate in either formal or informal recruitment and have a college or high school GPA of 2.5 to join a fraternity or sorority. However, chapters may have additional requirements in place.

What are some clubs at Texas State University?

Student Involvement Chartered Student Organizations:

Bobcat Build.
Bobcat Preview.
Cat Camp.
Non-Traditional Student Organization (NTSO)
Student Association for Campus Activities (SACA)
Student Foundation.
Student Organizations Council (SOC)

How much does it cost to rush at Texas State?

In order to participate in Recruitment you must submit your $175 Recruitment Registration Fee. The Recruitment Registration Fee is Non-Refundable.

Does Texas Southern have Greek life?

Greek Life at TSU remains an integral part of our campus culture. The fraternities and sororities at Texas Southern University promote academics, leadership, community service, brotherhood and sisterhood. Each organization is required to adhere to its mission and principles.

What are Bobcat Belles?

The Bobcat Belles are the National Grand Champion award winning, precision dance/drill team of Hallsville High School. The Belles are currently under the direction of Mrs. Kathryn Calaway and Assistant Director Mandy Jenkins.

What activities does Texas State University have?

So come on out and get involved! Activities will include Fundraising (food sales), Volunteering (working with string teachers and students), Social Events (Chamber Music Events). Educational Events (Guest Speakers), and supporting Texas State String Project teachers and program.