Greek Life

Prospective or New Student

go greekOn behalf of New Jersey Institute of Technology’s fraternities, sororities and the Office of Greek Life, we would like to welcome you to the start of your college experience at NJIT.

Your college experience will not be complete without involvement in activities outside of the classroom. Here at NJIT, we help foster future leaders with a wide range of opportunities for leadership with involvement in campus life. One of the greatest experiences for developing leaders for the future is a Greek Life organization.

NJIT Greek Life organizations have had a long and rich history that expands over eighty years.  The organizations pride themselves on community service, philanthropy, and scholarship. Greek Life members are involved in every aspect of campus life. You will see them involved in Residence Life as Resident Assistants, Desk Attendants, and Office Assistants. They also work in various departments through out the university. They hold key student leadership positions in Sentate, Student Activities Council, Nucleus Yearbook, ROTC, Honors College, Athletics, and First Year Connections Miniversity. Greek Life members also assist the university with many major events including NJIT Day, Welcome Carnival, Opening Weekend, Spring Week, Alumni Weekend, First Friday, and many other campus programs.

We welcome you to come out and enjoy Greek Life and every other student organization on campus. 

Welcome to NJIT!

Important Information

The following organizations are Banned by the Office of Greek Life of New Jersey Institute of Technology. Joining banned or unrecognized organizations pose a serious risk to you as an individual and the students involved.

  • Iota Kappa Phi Fraternity
  • Alpha Phi Delta Fraternity

The following organizations have lost recognition by the Office of Greek Life of New Jersey Institute of Technology.

  • Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
  • Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.(Fall 2004)
  • Delta Phi Omega Sorority (June 2010)
  • Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc (July 2010)
  • Kappa Psi Epsilon Sorority (December 2009)
  • Lambda Theta Alpha Sorority (July 2010)
  • Mu Sigma Upsilon Sorority, Inc.

The following organizations have never been affiliated with NJIT.

  • Delta Sigma Iota Fraternity
  • Lambda Upsilon Lambda Fraternity, Inc.
  • Sigma Lambda Upsilon Sorority
  • Sigma Beta Rho Fraternity

*We strongly discourage student participation in these unrecognized groups, as the university does not provide any form of support, oversight and advisement for their members. Also, since these groups often lack national affiliation, they may not have liability insurance, or oversight policies for risk management, hazing or sexual harassment. Therefore if one of these chapters would experience a civil lawsuit, a member of that group might be held directly liable by a complainant, exposing himself/herself and their family members to unneeded risk. Furthermore, many times national organizations of these unrecognized groups choose not to acknowledge the University's concerns or to take action against their chapters. Students who choose to become members of these unrecognized groups may not obtain all of the benefits available to those who join a recognized fraternity or sorority.

-Adopted from The George Washington University

Recruitment & Eligibility

First semester freshmen and transfer students must wait until their second semester at NJIT to participate in recruitment and join a fraternity or sorority. This is in order for you to establish a strong GPA as a student prior to committing to membership in a life-long organization. Recruitment events for all chapters typically take place within the first three weeks of each semester. You must be fully matriculated as an Undergraduate student at NJIT in good standing and have a cumulative GPA of a 2.4 for the 2010-2011 academic year.

Some helpful links:

Greek Facts 2007-2008

Fraternity and Sorority Spring 2008 Grade Report

Fraternity and Sorority 2007-2008 Service Report