ASU Panhellenic Council Chapter Financial Guide 25-26

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Joining a chapter comes with a financial requirement. You and your family should be aware of dues, fees, and other expenses before joining.

The first semester is usually the most expensive, as most of the onetime new member fees occur then. Your investment during your collegiate years provides you with organization membership for a lifetime. Each chapter has dues that cover sisterhood and educational programming activities, philanthropic event participation, social events, merchandise, and sometimes travel to regional or national leadership opportunities.

Be sure to review the chapter finance guide, ask questions about financial obligations, and what chapter dues cover before and during recruitment.

Do not let dues impact your decision making as many offer scholarships and have payment plans to make it an affordable experience.

New Members will only be required to pay New Member Dues their first semester.

NewMemberFees

Note: This is only charged the first semester new members join.

Firstamountbilled:

$549.5 due October 1st within new member period. Second Amount of $549.5 billed on November 1 Both must be paid before initiation.

ActiveMemberFees

Note: This is only charged per semester.

New Members will not be charged actives dues until their semester after joining.

HousingRequirement:

Housing is first come, first served. All members are expected to fulfill a one year live-in requirement.

FinancialAssistance

Payment plans are available for all members and will be completed in three installments. Members who are on payment plans will be charged at the first of the month for the first three months of the semester.

Note: This is only charged the first semester new members join.

Firstamountbilled:

$113.75 due within 14 days of new member period.

ActiveMemberFees

Note: This is only charged per semester. New Members will not be charged actives dues until their semester after joining.

HousingRequirement:

Living in the house for at least 1 academic year is required for all members.

FinancialAssistance

Flexible payment plans are available to members who request one. The payment dates and number of payments each month are flexible.

Note: This is only charged the first semester new members join.

$770 is billed within 30 days of the new

ActiveMemberFees

Note: This is only charged per semester. New Members will not be charged actives dues until their semester after joining.

FinancialAssistance

Active members may apply for Alpha Epsilon Phi and/or Panhellenic scholarships to potentially aid in the cost of dues. Additionally, payment plans are available for members who need them.

Note:

ActiveMemberFees

Note: This is only charged per semester. New Members will not be charged actives dues until their semester after joining.

(Supports all

HousingRequirement:

Housing is first come, first served. 1 academic year is expected of all members.

FinancialAssistance

New members are required to pay their new member dues in full before they are initiated. Payment plans are offered for dues to be paid in small increments

Note: This is only charged per semester. New Members will not be charged actives dues until their semester after joining. Housing notes dues differences for in house members.

inclusive dues (Supports all Sisterhood, Social, Philanthropy, and Special events)

HousingRequirement:

Housing is first come, first serve. All members sign a housing agreement that if they are chosen to live in the facility, they are required to live in the facility. If they are unable to meet the requirement, they are responsible for finding a replacement, and the financial responsibility of this spot is up to them until their replacement is found.

FinancialAssistance

Alpha Phi is proud to be an all inclusive sorority, members will not have to pay out of pocket for any sisterhood, philanthropy events, or social events, etc By being all-inclusive, members are aware upfront of the financial obligations of joining our sisterhood Our chapter works with members to find the best payment plan option for them, as well as contacting girls who may be behind on paying monthly installments on time

Note:

$1246.24 due within 36 days of new member period.

ActiveMemberFees

Note: This is only charged per semester. New Members will not be charged actives dues until their semester after joining.

HousingRequirement:

Housing is first come, first served. Members of the chapter might be required to live in if all spots within the house have not been filled.

FinancialAssistance

Chi Omega offers payment plans. These payment plans must be requested by the member to the treasurer by the date specified by her. These payment plans offer the member to pay 1/2 of the dues the first month (Come out Oct 5th, due Oct 15th) and the second 1/2 of the payment would be due the second month (come out November 5th, due November 15th)

Note: This is only charged the first semester new members join.

Firstamountbilled:

$310 minimum due prior to initiation.

ActiveMemberFees

Note: This is only charged per semester. New Members will not be charged actives dues until their semester after joining.

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HousingRequirement:

Housing is first come, first serve. All members sign a housing agreement that if they are chosen to live in the facility, they are required to live in the facility.

FinancialAssistance

Members can choose to have payments paid in full for the year, semester, or pay four monthly installment per semester. Dues are expected to be paid by the 1st of the month.

ActiveMemberFees

Note: This is only charged per semester. New Members will not be charged actives dues until their semester after joining.

HousingRequirement:

Housing is first come, first served.

FinancialAssistance

Payment plans are available for all members . Billing is automatically offered as a month to month payment plan with the amount evenly distributed over the course of a semester. If a member needs additional support such as biweekly payment, the chapter will work with them to support them.

Note: This is

$826.40 due within 30 days of new member period.

ActiveMemberFees

Note: This is only charged per semester. New Members will not be charged actives dues until their semester after joining.

HousingRequirement:

Housing is first come, first served. Optional live in, members are not required to live in.

Note: This is only charged the first semester new members join.

Firstamountbilled: $291 due withing 15 days of new member

ActiveMemberFees

Note: This is only charged per semester. New Members will not be charged actives dues until their semester after joining. Housing notes dues differences for in house members.

HousingRequirement:

Kappa Delta requires members to be willing to live in the house for at least 1 year of their membership. Due to limited space in chapter housing, not all members will be able to live in. The estimated cost of living in Kappa Delta’s GLV House is $5300, not including chapter dues/fees.

FinancialAssistance

Kappa Delta offers payment plans for members who are struggling financially or personally. The member must apply for a payment plan and the amounts and due dates of the payment are established via conversation with our Vice President of Finance. In order to request a payment plan a member must reach out to the Vice President of Finance and set up a meeting to discuss the members needs.

NewMemberFees

Note: This is only charged the first semester new members join.

Firstamountbilled:

First Amount Billed: $620, due by October 20th (within the first 7 weeks of the new member period).

ActiveMemberFees

Note: This is only charged per semester. New Members will not be charged actives dues until their semester after joining.

Inter/National Fee (Only one semester)

Chapter Dues (Includes philanthropy, sisterhood, events, etc.)

Fees:

to ASU)

HousingRequirement:

All second year members are required to live in. Spots in the house are available on a first come, first serve basis. Remaining rooms are assigned based on a randomized selection of second year members from the roster.

FinancialAssistance

Fall term payment plans may be divided into 3 equal installments where members will pay 1/3 of semester fees for 3 consecutive months. Spring term payment plans may be divided into 2 equal installments where members will pay 1/2 of semester fees for two consecutive months.

Note: This is only charged the first semester new members join.

ActiveMemberFees

Note: This is only charged per semester. New Members will not be charged actives dues until their semester after joining.

Phi Sigma Rho offers options to pay the entire fee in one installment or three installments. Chapter also offers more flexible plans to those who request one.

Note:

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NewMemberFees

Note: This is only charged per semester.

New Members will not be charged actives dues until their semester after joining.

HousingRequirement:

34 Live-in members are required to live in the Pi Phi house each year. Given this information, many members apply to live in the house and it is competitive to live in. Housing is first come, first served based on who truly wants to live in, not based on points.

Payment plan optional, but allows any member payments to be paid on a schedule per semester. 333 plan is available - amount divided 3 time throughout the semester

ActiveMemberFees

Note: This is only charged per semester. New Members will not be charged actives dues until their semester after joining.

Housing is first come, first served. FinancialAssistance

Active members are offered the choice between a one-time payment plan due on the 26th of August or a monthly payment plan with 3 installments paid on the 26th of August, September, and October. The monthly plan does not come with any discount but the one-time option comes with a 5% discount on member dues which is typically around $30.

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