Interested in Becoming a Colony of Phi Sigma Phi?

• A colony of Phi Sigma Phi is formed by male students on a college or university campus. A Colony may be considered a "probationary chapter", that is, the men of the colony are working for recognition as a full chapter of Phi Sigma Phi.
• Written permission by school administration to form a colony of Phi Sigma Phi.
• Rules and guidelines for forming a student group on campus.
• All interested members then become Associate Members of Phi Sigma Phi
  • Ceremony conducted by nearest chapter
  • Associate members have all rights and privileges of Active Members except for wearing the Active Badge
• Colonization process ranges from 12-18 months.

• Membership of at least 30 men, 95% underclassmen or non-graduating seniors.
• Proof of at least one successful rush period.
• Need Written permission from the administration of the campus that the colony may become a full chapter of Phi Sigma Phi.
• A local constitution prepared and approved by the campus administration, the local Inter- Fraternity Council (IFC) or All-Greek Council, and the National Council of Phi Sigma Phi.
• All members have grade point averages (GPA) above the university minimum, preferably 2.5 or above (on a 4.0 scale).
• One successful charity project completed, with the proceeds going to our national charity.
• Payment of the individual chartering fee.