Does Phi Mu accept letters of recommendation?

Recruitment Information Due to recent changes made by Phi Mu nationals, Phi Mu will no longer be accepting letters of recommendation for the Primary Recruitment Process.

Is Phi Mu a good sorority?

While not one of the largest sororities in the country, Phi Mu has arguably the best sorority house at its University of Alabama chapter.

Can family members write sorority rec letters?

Any form of compensation from a potential new member or her family for a letter is not acceptable. If one of the NPC sororities has a requirement that letters of recommendation must be submitted, and if you do not submit one, the member organization will follow their own process to make sure you will receive one.

What is Phi Mu GPA requirement?

Q: Is there a minimum GPA requirement to apply for a scholarship from Phi Mu Foundation? A: Yes. The minimum GPA to apply is a 3.0 (based on a 4.0 scale) for both graduate and undergraduate applicants.

Do you need a letter of recommendation for Phi Mu?

Phi Mu encourages all incoming and current students to consider going through recruitment! Letters of recommendation are not required. We encourage all interested women to register with Panhellenic and we look forward to meeting you during recruitment!

Who is the recruitment chair for Phi Mu at LSU?

My name is Katie Metrailer and I am the 2021 Recruitment Chair for Phi Mu’s Alpha Eta chapter at Louisiana State University. I could not be more excited about your journey here at LSU! Before we open the doors of Phi Mu, I wanted to share with you the opportunities Phi Mu has given me.

When was the first Phi Mu sorority founded?

When Phi Mu was founded in 1852, educational opportunities for women were scarce and largely limited to white women of privileged backgrounds. Phi Mu has evolved with the higher education landscape and we hope to offer the benefit of Phi Mu membership to any woman who represents Phi Mu’s ideals of love, honor and truth.

Can a woman be a member of Phi Mu?

Membership in Phi Mu is open to but not guaranteed to any woman. The Fraternity firmly supports our chapters in making autonomous membership decisions. Why is information about Potential New Members no longer needed from alumnae?