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A fraternity is a group of men who are joined together by a common interest, sharing a special bond called a brotherhood. Although it began as male-only, Alpha Kappa Psi has long been co-educational while keeping the title "fraternity". Members in Alpha Kappa Psi Fraternity, men and women alike, are referred to as 'Brothers' by tradition.
Unlike general or social fraternities, whose activities and functions are chiefly social in nature, Alpha Kappa Psi focuses primarily on professionalism and a common interest in finance, accounting, management and business administration. We are open to ALL majors and encourage a diverse group of students in expanding our network. However, like other fraternities, our members value brotherhood just as deeply during both the good and hard times. Aside from professional development, Alpha Kappa Psi also prides itself in active involvement in philantropic events, exchanges, and other campuswide and off-campus functions. We selectively limit our membership to students based on their individual potentiality for future success, both personally and professionally.
Our fundamental mission is to develop well-trained, ethical, resourceful, experienced business leaders.
Rush is a two week-long commitment-free process in which various events invite potential members to meet the active and alumni brothers of Alpha Kappa Psi. It also allows these "rushees" to get a personal preview for what Alpha Kappa Psi is all about. All events are free and open to curious students of all majors, and there is no obligation to join by attending rush. Alpha Kappa Psi holds rushes every spring and fall.
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Being a business major, a business fraternity seemed like the logical choice to get involved in. But that was just the fleeting thought at the beginning of an extraordina...