
Members of Delta
Zeta have high esteem and seek high scholarship,
promote cultural interests, participate in campus activities,
experience group interaction, provide service to others,
cultivate friendships and continually strive to improve
themselves.
Being
Greek means more than just wearing Greek letters,
attending meetings, and going to parties. Being in a
fraternity/sorority is about making friendships that
will last far beyond your college years while
enhancing your personal development by committing to
ideals of scholarship, leadership, and service.
Greek individuals comprise only 2% of the population
of the United States. However, this 2% is a very
powerful group of individuals.
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Of
the nations 50 largest corporations, 43 are led
by fraternity men and sorority women.
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Greeks raise over $7 million for charity every
year.
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Over 85% of the student leaders on some 730
campuses are involved in the Greek community
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All but eight U.S. Presidents have been
fraternity men since 1825 when the first social
fraternity was founded. Today, 76% of all U.S.
Congressmen and Senators are Greek.
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A
U.S. Government study shows that over 70% of all
those who join a fraternity/ sorority graduate,
while under 50% of all non-fraternity/sorority
persons graduate.
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Approximately 85% of the top executives of
Fortune 500 companies belong to a fraternity or
sorority.
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Less than 2% of an average college student's
expenses
go toward Greek membership dues.

Delta
Zeta's new member program goals reflect the purpose
of the Sorority as described in our Constitution,
and reflect the vision of the National Council to
instill pride, loyalty and commitment in every Delta
Zeta. Those goals are:
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To
educate each New Member of the responsibilities
of membership and create a respect for the core
values and principles of the sorority.
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To
promote a sense of belonging and involvement
with the chapter among each New Member.
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To
educate each New Member about life long
commitment to Delta Zeta Sorority.
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To
provide educational opportunities for personal
growth.
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What is rush or new member recruitment?
It is a time for
potential new members to meet Delta Zeta sisters
at organized parties and explore what Delta Zeta
has to offer them. This is also the time when
Delta Zeta sisters to get to know each potential
new member before deciding to invite them to
become part of the sisterhood.
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Who is eligible to become a member of Delta
Zeta?
An undergraduate
woman enrolled full time with 12 hours or more,
who has at least a 2.6 cumulative GPA, and has
the desire to grow in understanding and love as
a sister.
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Can first term freshman join Delta Zeta?
Yes a first term
freshman may join Delta Zeta, but she must show
proof of at least a 2.5 cumulative GPA from high
school.
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How much time is involved with becoming a
sister?
The new member
period is generally eight weeks long, and
requires attendance at the new member meetings.
Other time requirements would include attending
chapter activities and study hours.
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My
daughter’s grades are very important to me, how
can I be sure that they will not slip during the
new member period or after she becomes a sister?
Individual
academic performance is Delta Zeta's number one
priority. We have an academics officer that
coordinates assistance for sisters needing help
in any subject. We also have a faculty advisor
on campus to help locate university resources to
help all sisters and new members.
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Once a sister, how long is membership good for?
Once you become an
initiated member of Delta Zeta, you are a member
for life. As a collegiate, you obtain the bond
of sisterhood with Delta Zeta National Sorority
with 165 chapters across the United States. As
an alumna, you have the opportunity to become
involved in one of 250 Delta Zeta alumnae
chapters located across the United States and
Canada.
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What chances do I have of becoming a leader in
the Delta Zeta chapter?
You have every
chance in the world to become a leader! Delta
Zeta has many executive board positions and many
chairperson offices, as well as committees for
special activities. Delta Zeta also has a 100%
chapter involvement directive where we encourage
our members to belong to at least one other
campus/community organization. We feel that by
encouraging our members to participate in other
organizations and hold office in these
organizations, we are developing well rounded
members for Delta Zeta and for the community.

Delta Zeta's
official website:
http://www.deltazeta.org
Zeta Nu's Myspace:
http://www.myspace.com/deltazetazn
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