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  • WHY DELTA CHI?

    Priding ourselves on being the original gentlemen's fraternity, Delta Chi is a diverse group of scholars and athletes.

    • We strive to have the brotherhood typical of houses with smaller memberships, but within our larger number.
    • In your time as an undergrad a variety of leadership opportunities will be available to you both in the chapter and Interfraternity Council on campus.
    • With over 500 initiates, at Cal Poly since our founding, we work to maintain a strong alumni base for networking in future career fields from law to aerospace.
    • The fraternity also gives you a chance to give back through philanthropy in mutiple sorority events and our own annual All-Sorority Kickball Tournament that benefits The Jimmy V Foundation for cancer research.
    • And we are a top house in academics with house study hours, and in fraternity intramural sport teams like basketball and soccer.

    Delta Chi can give you the best college experience possible, along with being a value based organization encouraging you to grow in character and education.

  • WHY GO GREEK?

    Greek individuals comprise only 2% of the population of the US. However, this 2% comprises a very successful group of individuals:

    • Over 85% of the student leaders are involved in the Greek community.
    • All but 6 US Presidents born after 1825 have been fraternity men.
    • Today, 76% of all US Congressmen and Senators are Greek.
    • Of the US' 50 largest corporations, 43 are led by fraternity men or sorority women.
    • Students who join Greek organizations are more likely to return to school the following year.
    • Greeks volunteer over 850,000 hours annually across North America.
    • Approximately 85% of the top executives of Fortune 500 companies belong to a fraternity or sorority.
    • Greeks are more likely to be involved with their alma maters after graduation, 
    • And, are more likely to be responsible citizens during adulthood.

    Employers cite the fact that they are more inclined to hire someone who has been a member of a Greek organization because of his leadership and teamwork skills.