• Alpha Epsilon Pi (2.25 QPA required)
• Delta Chi (2.5 QPA required)
• Delta Phi (2.25 QPA required)
• Delta Tau Delta (2.25 QPA required)
• Kappa Sigma (2.25 QPA required)
• Lamda Chi Alpha (2.5 QPA required)
• Phi Kappa Theta (2.25 QPA required)
• Phi Sigma Kappa (2.25 QPA required)
• Pi Kappa Alpha (2.25 QPA required)
• Pi Kappa Phi (2.5 QPA required)
• Sigma Alpha Epsilon (2.25 QPA required)
• Sigma Alpha Mu (2.25 QPA required)
• Sigma Chi (2.25 QPA required)
• Sigma Phi Epsilon (2.25 QPA required)
• Tau Epsilon Phi (2.25 QPA required)
• Tau Kappa Epsilon (2.25 QPA required)
• Zeta Beta Tau (2.25 QPA required)

IFC CONSTITUTION

The Interfraternity Council (IFC) at the University of Pittsburgh is part of a broader spectrum known as the North-American Interfraternity Conference (NIC). The history that surrounds this fraternal entity lies within their association as a body that has assisted fraternal organizations in working together.

The mission of the NIC is to advocate the needs of its member fraternities through enrichment of the fraternity experience; advancement and growth of the fraternity community; and enhancement of the educational mission of the host institutions. The NIC is also committed to enhancing the benefits of fraternity membership.

Most important to the fraternal experience at Pitt, is the need to invite new members to join the fraternities each year. This ensures that membership in each fraternity will continue. This is done through the process known as Rush or Recruitment. However, unlike the sororities, there are no formal recruitment groups or guides. Therefore, the potential new member is free to look at any house he desires and is encouraged to look at as many houses as possible before settling on a decision.

Some of the advantages of becoming a part of a national fraternity affiliation are:

• Being part of a larger brotherhood on college campuses in the United States and Canada .
• Having access to services and support of national organizations which include:
• State, regional, and national leadership conference for undergraduates and alumni
• Liability and/or property coverage
• Officer manuals and other educational resources which strengthen chapter operations
• Assistance in outreach and involvement of alumni advisors
• Consultation services from fraternity staff and volunteers
• Idea exchange with other chapters of the fraternity
• Scholarships and other support from the fraternity's foundation
• Chapters being governed by national policies and procedures regarding alcohol use, hazing, and other areas of risk management.
• Having national membership education programs and initiation rituals.