DELTA SIGMA PI
Theta Omega Chapter
Who are we?
Delta Sigma Pi (DSP) is an International Professional Co-Ed Fraternity. With all the life transitions we are having to adjust to currently, DSP is an organization committed to helping our members through the good and the bad by providing a diverse community where you can gain professional and personal development, connect with business students and business professionals across the world; have access to a network of over 285,000 members globally; and have a support system to help you in any way you need, now and always.
What do we do?
Being a member of DSP, you will attend professional speaking events from various industries and backgrounds; attend national conferences with members from around the world; participate in fundraising, community service, and social events; have numerous leadership opportunities from being a part of a committee to plan the latter events to running for an elected officer position, such as President, Senior Vice President, VP of Finance, VP of Social Events, Head of Social Media, and several other positions; and be a part of the DSP community for a lifetime where the benefits are endless.
Why should I join DSP?
DSP will offer a place for you to feel at home. It is in this organization that you will meet your family while also developing the most important skills you will need in the business world. You will be encouraged and inspired by your brothers and be connected with like-minded people who will encourage you to be your best self. The skills you will learn in DSP can't be taught in. class or many other settings in college.
Who can apply?
Undergraduate students at St. Edwards University who are pursuing a major in the Bill Munday School of Business in their Freshman - Junior years with a GPA of 2.5 or higher. Freshman can use their GPA from highschool.
How do I join?
Visit recruitment tab
Will I be required to attend anything in person?
No, everything will be conducted online this semester.
What is the pledge process?
The pledge process is a 5 week process where you will complete modules on the history of our chapter and attend professional, social, community service and fundraising events with current brothers. We have a 0 tolerance policy for hazing. This process is comparable to the training process when you first get hired.
How many people are admitted each semester?
We do not have a set number of people that we admit each semester.
How much does it cost?
As a pledge, you will pay $136 dollars. This fee covers the national dues requirement, your pledge manual, and your pin. For this year only, dues will decrease your first semester as a brother, in the Spring.