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Why Pi Alpha Phi?

Life is full of choices. They start out pretty simple, tricycle or big wheel, Superman or The Rock. Over time, these decisions grow with importance, buy or rent, stock options or IRA’s? Somewhere between these childhood and adulthood choices comes your collegiate career.

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College began with a choice. You chose to push yourself to achieve higher goals and strengthen your knowledge of the world. You prepared for this experience with over 12 years of education and growth as a person. But for all the preparation for your arrival, no one could have ever explained the millions of choices that await you on campus.

       

One of the most important choices you will face is whether or not to join a fraternity. While college focuses on academic achievement, the people you meet and socialize with are the ones who help develop you as a person and strengthen your spirit. Fraternal life is an opportunity to find peers that challenge you to be your best while sharing with you a lifetime of brotherhood.

              

Pi Alpha Phi is a place where members develop character and live by a set of time-honored traditions. Since 1929, Pi Alpha Phi has long stood for excellence. Setting itself apart from other fraternities, the foundation of Pi Alpha Phi is based upon the strength of its five pillars: Brotherhood, Academic Excellence, Leadership, Asian-Awareness, and Philanthropy. For further details of our commitment to these five pillars, please read our Mission Statement.

            

Each chapter of the fraternity strives to develop these ideals within every member.

            

Choosing Pi Alpha Phi is an investment in your future. Through opportunities such as the Leadership conventions and Brotherhood Retreats, Pi Alpha Phi makes men into campus leaders and community partners. We want members who can work together as a team and yet stand alone as strong individuals.

         

Choosing Pi Alpha Phi will change your life and open your eyes to a world of big possibilities.

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