Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Fraternity?

Why does Sigma Phi Epsilon pride itself on being “different?”

My son is considering joining a SigEp chapter, what can I expect?

What is the cost of membership in the Fraternity?

What is Sigma Phi Epsilon’s stance on hazing?
Sigma Phi Epsilon is clear and concise in its stance against hazing. Hazing is illegal; therefore it has no place in the Fraternity. Sigma Phi Epsilon holds its members to the highest possible standard, so breaking the laws of the country, state, and university will not be tolerated.

Sigma Phi Epsilon truly believes that the words “hazing” and “fraternity” are not interchangeable. SigEp has, for many years, been breaking the stereotype that fraternities haze. The National Fraternity, through programming and leadership opportunities, has promoted the idea of safe and responsible development. Hazing is the direct opposite of everything Sigma Phi Epsilon represents.

What is Sigma Phi Epsilon's perspective on alcohol & substance abuse?

What is the Leadership Continuum?

Who are some of SigEp’s alumni, and what do they say about the SigEp experience?

Who can I contact if I have questions?