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Panhellenic Council Recruitment

Students can register for recruitment and move to the first round of recruitment (Values), which is where you will create a 1-2 minute video introducing yourself to the chapters following these guidelines. The final step is the Membership Acceptance Binding Agreement (MRABA), a one-year binding agreement where a potential new member (PNM) ranks the chapters they visited during the preference round. 

Eligibility

Each PHC sorority has their own requirements for membership. While there is not a GPA recruitment to participate in recruitment, we highly recommend:

  • At least a 2.80 Cumulative GPA or a 3.0 High School GPA.

2026 Recruitment Events

  • April 27 at 6pm: Recruitment Information Zoom. Register here.
  • May 1: Recruitment registration opens
  • August 25: Recruitment registration closes
  • August 25 & 26: Orientation & Values Round (only attend one)
  • August 28: Philanthropy Round
  • August 29: Sisterhood Round
  • August 30: Preference Round & Bid Day

Formal Recruitment Registration

The first round of recruitment will be virtual during orientation on August 25th and 26th. In-person formal recruitment will take place Friday, August 28th – Sunday, August 30th, 2026. Click here for the full schedule. Registration for fall recruitment will open at 12:00 am on May 1st and will close at 5:00pm on September 2nd. Please note that there is a $70 registration fee. This fee covers the cost of one meal, a t-shirt, and software. Refunds must be requested by 9am on August 25th.

Helpful Tips for Recruitment

  • Research. Learn what it’s like to be a member of a Panhellenic sorority by visiting this website by the National Panhellenic Conference.
  • Utilize your Rho Gamma. Your recruitment counselor (Rho Gamma) is a current Panhellenic sorority member that has been selected to answer your questions and guide you through the recruitment process.
  • Attend a recruitment event. Even if you’re slightly interested, consider attending a recruitment event. You are not obligated to join a sorority and you can withdraw from the process at any time. Even upperclassmen and transfer students can participate. If you end up finding a sorority you’re interested in and signing a MRABA, you have a good likelihood of joining. About 95% of PNMs that signed a MRABA were matched.
  • What to bring to recruitment? We recommend bringing a re-fillable water bottle (we’ll provide you with one), homework (you may have long breaks), something to entertain yourself with, snacks, any prescription medicine you may need, and anything else you may need to be comfortable.
  • Scheduling conflict? If you aren’t able to attend a round/night of recruitment, please communicate with your recruitment counselor so we can accommodate your schedule. You may be asked to record a video answering questions for the chapters to review.
  • Recommendation letters can help, but are not required and not having one will not negatively impact your recruitment experience. Recommendations must be written by an alumna of a sorority and sent directly to the sorority (each headquarters typically has an online recommendation form). Please note, the PHC does not collect or distribute recommendation letters.
  • For Parents: Use this recruitment 101 course to learn more about Panhellenic and recruitment. Use code PARENT2026 to access it for free.