What is the Interfraternity Council (IFC)?
The Interfraternity Council (IFC) is the governing council for the fraternity community at the Pennsylvania State University. The purpose of the Interfraternity Council (IFC) is to govern the member fraternities, to promote the intellectual, philanthropic, fraternal and social values of the fraternities at the Pennsylvania State University, and to maintain cooperation between these social fraternities, their respective inter/national headquarters, alumni, the State College community, and the Pennsylvania State University.
The IFC is the self-governing body of all member fraternities at Louisiana State University. Do I have to register for recruitment with the IFC? YES, if you want to participate in the recruitment process, the earlier you register with the Interfraternity Council the better. Please click the link above to sign up. How do I decide what chapter to join? Each person looks for different attributes in a fraternity. Each of our chapters focuses on one or more of the following: academics, campus involvement, leadership, athletics and/or friendship. The choice is up to you, so look carefully at all of the chapters and evaluate which one best meets your needs and interests. Why is there a difference in cost from fraternity to fraternity? The costs of fraternity fees vary from chapter to chapter. Chapter fees are used to help maintain the chapter house, pay yearly insurance costs, pay for national fees and services, assist with philanthropy/community service projects, assist with social and recru
