CU Interfraternity Council FAQs

Individual chapters oversee setting GPA requirements. CUIFC expects all chapters to have a cumulative 2.5 GPA minimum. 

In the fall, during primary recruitment, you must sign up for recruitment and pay the fee in order to receive a bid. In the spring, recruitment is free with no sign-up. 

Any male or male-identifying student can participate in fraternity recruitment. Most fraternities require students to be in good academic standing. Some may have additional eligibility requirements, such as a minimum GPA.  

Students who miss formal recruitment can reach out to fraternities directly to ask about 365 recruitment or informal recruitment opportunities. 

No, but it’s recommended to attend as many as possible to make an informed decision and show interest. 

Dress varies by event. Casual attire is fine for most events, but business formal attire is required for invite-only rounds.  

Yes! Recruitment is non-binding, and students are encouraged to explore multiple chapters before making a decision. 

No. While knowing members can help, fraternities actively recruit new members who align with their values. 

At the end of the structured recruitment period, fraternities extend bids (invitations to join). If a student accepts a bid, they begin the new member education process.

Yes, students may receive bids from multiple fraternities but can only accept one. 

Yes, students can decline a bid and either go through recruitment again later or explore other options. 

Dues vary by chapter and may cover social events, chapter operations, philanthropy and housing. Some fraternities offer scholarships or payment plans.