Sunday, January 25 – Sunday, February 1

• Sunday, January 25: Formal Recruitment Kick Off (KFCB 205)
• Tuesday, January 27: Spring Meet and Greet (KFCB 205)
• Thursday, January 29: Invite Only Rounds (KFCB 205)
• Saturday, January 31: Service Day (KFCB 205)
• Sunday, February 1: Bid Day (KFCB 205)

• There is no cost associated with spring recruitment

– Men interested in participating in recruitment must register online through the campus director portal via the link – mycampusdirector2.com/
– We encourage students to do research on all fraternities on campus. If you have questions, email Killian Lyon, the IFC VP of Recruitment, at tcuifcrecruitment@tcu.edu.

– IMPORTANT Information to Note Before You Register
All submissions are FINAL and edits can’t be made to Potential New Member (PNM) registration forms.
Use your TCU email for all parts of registration. Please do not use any other email when registering.
Your registration form must be completed by February 1st at 8:00am.
To participate in recruitment, Potential New Members (PNMs) must have a 2.0
GPA and be enrolled in at least 12 semester hours at TCU in the upcoming semester. However, chapters are usually looking for strong grades, so keep that in mind.

– Any questions: Contact tcuifcrecruitment@tcu.edu
*Note: The registration system does not allow PNM’s to save and return to your application. You must complete the registration process at one time.

No, not all 13 fraternities will participate in spring recruitment

• After registering, take some time to explore each chapter’s values and culture. A great way to start is by checking out chapter Instagram accounts, where you’ll find posts about their events, philanthropy, and brotherhood. The TCU IFC Instagram will feature highlight posts introducing each chapter to help you get a better feel for what makes them unique.
• Most chapters also post contact information for their rush chairs—reaching out to them is encouraged, especially if you’re already interested in a particular chapter. It’s a great way to show initiative and start building connections. Additionally, chapter members and recruitment chairs will likely reach out to you throughout Recruitment Week to get to know you better and see where you might be a good fit.
• You should also review the grade and conduct reports posted on the TCU Fraternity & Sorority
  Life (FSL) website. These reports provide insight into each chapter’s academic performance and
  community standards, helping you make informed decisions during the recruitment process.

You can find a grade report by clicking here.

You can find the conduct and hazing report by clicking here.

Our average dues for a new member is $1,280 for their first semester in the fraternity. That price will go down to an average $1,100 per semester after your student has been initiated.

In Fall 2024, 393 out-of-state students accepted bids to join IFC fraternities, while 127 bids were accepted by students from Texas. Outside of Texas, California had the highest number of accepted bids with 126.

No, you cannot move on campus early for recruitment. You will move onto campus on your assigned move-in date.

After registering for recruitment, you will receive regular communication from the Vice President of Recruitment, Killian Lyon with information about the recruitment process. Please make sure you are checking your TCU email. Give the TCU IFC Instagram a follow as important information will be announced.