Fraternity and Sorority Life

Find your people. Build your life.

Nineteen chapters. Four councils. One community of student leaders, athletes, scholars, and friends. This is where High Point students find the group that makes the rest of college click.

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1414

Active Members

Chapters

Governing Councils

3.2

Average Member GPA

Three steps to your chapter

The recruitment process is different for every council, but it always starts the same way. Pick where you fit, get to know the chapters, and register before the deadline.

Meet the councils

Pick your council

Sororities, fraternities, historically Black organizations, and culturally based chapters each have their own councils, timelines, and traditions. Start by figuring out which fits.

Meet the chapters

Each council page lists every chapter on campus with founding dates, philanthropies, values, and how to reach current members. Follow them on Instagram while you're there.

CPC and IFC formal recruitment registration opens June 1. NPHC and UGC chapters run their own intake on their own schedules. Minimum 2.75 GPA across the board.

Why Go Greek

Leadership

Members serve on chapter executive boards, council leadership, and across campus as Ambassadors, RAs, and Peer Mentors.

Scholarship

A 3.2 chapter average GPA isn't an accident. Chapters run study tables, academic accountability, and tutoring partnerships.

Service

Each chapter supports a national philanthropy and serves locally in High Point. Members log thousands of hours every year.

Community

A smaller circle inside a 6,000-person campus. People who notice when you're missing class. Friends for after college.

Where do you belong?

Every chapter at HPU operates under one of these four councils. Each runs its own recruitment, governance, and traditions. Pick a council to see all the chapters under it.

College Panhellenic Council (CPC)

The oldest and largest student organization on campus, focused on sisterhood, scholarship, and service.

Interfraternity Council (IFC)

Five inter/national men's fraternities. Builds leaders through brotherhood, philanthropy, and academic accountability.

National Pan-Hellenic Council

Five chapters of the historically Black Divine Nine fraternities and sororities.
Membership is built through values and service.

United Greek Council

Two culturally and religiously based fraternities and sororities. Committed to fostering unity, leadership, and service at HPU.

Hazing has no place at HPU

High Point University maintains a zero tolerance policy on hazing, and we mean it. Hazing is a criminal offense in North Carolina and it violates everything our chapters were built to stand for. Every report we get is investigated.

Learn More Information Educational Resources

Saw something? Tell someone.

Reports can be anonymous. The more detail you can share, the more effectively we can act. Concerns can come from students, family members, alumni, or anyone in the community.

Hazing Hotline: 336-841-4699

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Your Guide to Fraternity & Sorority Life

Everything you need before you join is in one place. Recruitment dates and fees, financial breakdowns by chapter, the New Member Bill of Rights, a Greek Village map, and a full glossary of terms are all inside the FSL Guidebook.

FSL Guidebook

OFSL Guidebook