Academics and Triangle

Triangle members benefit from a wide variety of academic resources. Older members are eager and willing to help younger members with material from classes that they have already taken, and often, members end up in the same classes - an obvious advantage in learning the material. We have found, time and time again in the past, that these built-in advantages lead to great academic success for our members and can be a far cry from many stereotypical ideas about a fraternity's impact on grades. Our alumni are also ready and willing to help members with career choices and to offer them any assistance they possibly can in finding jobs after graduation. Some of the companies that Triangle members are employed at, both as full-time workers and as interns or co-op students, include National Instruments, Hewlett-Packard, Catepillar, Saint Gobain Abrasives, and many more.

Triangle men pride themselves on a strong academic background, and strive to maintain our reputation as one of the top fraternities on campus in regards to GPR.

If you have any further questions about the academic program that Triangle maintains, contact our Scholarship Chair, Ryan Shults, at 254-216-0243.