Recruitment

Greek Life Facts

We are the longest standing fraternity on SLU's campus, and we believe that is part of what makes us unique among fraternities at Saint Louis University.  This summer we will be celebrating 90 years of tradition and heritage with our Alumni Chapter. We believe that our virtues build men into brothers and through that brotherhood, anything can be accomplished. 

In ΑΔΓ we realize that students come to Saint Louis University with varying levels of interest in the Greek system, trust us, we've been there.  Whether you're a legacy or have never even considered Greek life, we would be honored to have you meet our chapter.

As you found with your college search, all major decisions in life are best made after doing some research.  The same applies to joining a fraternity.  Greek life is much more than the typical Animal House stereotype. It is an investment in your future.  It is a lifelong commitment to a brotherhood whose values and prestige have shaped the lives of men since the era of our grandparents.

If you would like to know more, please contact me at
[email protected] 

City Walled,
​
Henry Downey
Recruitment Chair

Collegiately​

• At Saint Louis University in 2010, the All Greek GPA was a 3.280 compared to an All Student GPA of 3.156.
• Nationally, 71% of all Greeks graduate, compared to roughly 50% of non-Greeks students
• Over 85% of the student leaders on 730 campuses are members of Greek-letter organizations.
• Greek life is present on over 800 Campuses in the USA & Canada
• Greeks complete roughly 10 Million service hours each year
• Greeks raise over $10 Million for charities each year

Professionally

• 85% of Fortune 500 executives are Greek
• Of the nation's 50 largest corporations, 43 are headed by fraternity men.
• 76% of U.S. Congressmen and Senators are Greek
• 40 of 47 U.S. Supreme Court Justices since 1910 were fraternity men.
• All but two U.S. Presidents and two Vice Presidents since 1825 have been Greek
• 63% of U.S. President's cabinet members since 1900 are Greek
• 71% of those listed in "Who's Who in America" belong to a fraternity

---