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If you have further concerns about Greek Life at Maryland, please visit the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life's Parents Page.
Q: How many Fraternities are there at the University of Maryland?
A: There are 25 Fraternities within the IFC, including 4 colonies.
Q: How long has Greek life existed on Maryland's campus?
A: Fraternities and Sororities first came to Maryland in 1874, and have been flourishing ever since.
Q: How many students are involved in Greek life?
A: Approximately 10-12% of undergraduates are involved, with about 1,250 men and 1,400 women.
Q: What are the academic merits of fraternities at Maryland?
A: The All-Fraternity average consistently ranks above the All-Men's average at Maryland. For the Spring 2009 semester, Fraternities averaged a 3.10 GPA among its members, while the All-Men's average was 3.04.
Q: What are the standards for new members to join Greek Life?
A: Prospective new members must be enrolled full-time and have at least 12 credits and a 2.5 GPA in order to join a fraternity or sorority.
Q: Should I be concerned about hazing?
A: The University of Maryland Interfraternity Council adheres to a strict anit-hazing policy. If you have any concerns about hazing please contact the IFC VP of Membership Development, Phil Kim, at phillipkim88@gmail.com or 301.928.6580. You may also access the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life's 24/7 EMERGENCY hotline at 240.432.6053.
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