Statistics indicate that involvement in Greek organizations helps prepare students for the success in life and work: 85% of CEO's of Fortune 500 companies are Greek; 75% of U.S. Senators are Greek; all but two U.S. Presidents were Greek; 71% of Who's Who in America are Greek. At High Point, academic averages for Greek organizations ordinarily exceed or border on 3.0 and persistence graduation rates for Greek organizations are higher than persistence rates and graduation rates as a University as a whole.

Nine Greek organizations exist on the campus of High Point University. Ordinarily, participation in recruitment is requisite to an invitation or bid; and, if invited, successful participation in pledge activities is requisite to membership. Students who wish to participate in recruitment must have at least a 2.0 average, although certain fraternities and sororities have higher standards. Freshman may not participate in recruitment until their second semester. Transfer students who already are members of the same fraternity or sorority may affiliate immediately upon transfer without participating in recruitment. Transfer students may participate in recruitment in the fall of spring. Greek organizations require membership fees.