 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?
To join Sigma Phi Epsilon each member pays a registration fee due within 24 hours of joining. For a Balanced Man Program chapter the cost is $275. In a pledging chapter the cost is the same, but is broken up into two payments -- the first is the $100 registration fee due within 24 hours of joining. The second is the initiation fee of $175 and is due within 24 hours of initiation.
Balanced Man Program Chapter $275
- Lifetime Responsibility of Brotherhood, the manual of the Fraternity
- Balanced Man Pin
- Membership Card
- Membership Certificate
- The Quest, a guide to continuous development in the Balanced Man Program
- Subscription to The Journal of Sigma Phi Epsilon, the alumni magazine of the Fraternity
Pledging Chapter - Registration $100
- Lifetime Responsibility of Brotherhood, the manual of the Fraternity
- Pledging Pin
Pledging Chapter - Initiation Fee $175
- Membership Card
- Membership Certificate
- Subscription to The Journal of Sigma Phi Epsilon
Each chapter has its own local dues that go into the chapter's operating budget. The amount varies from chapter to chapter, but there are some costs that are paid to the Headquarters. Every fall your son pays $115 in annual dues. He also pays for liability insurance, which is assessed in the spring. The amount varies from year to year. This year it is $128 per member, and last year it was $126.
What is Sigma Phi Epsilon’s stance on hazing?
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?
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