Triangle Fraternity recognizes that even though your son may no longer be living in your house all year long, the sense of parental responsibility remains just as acute as ever in some areas. We understand that the decision of whether or not to support fraternity involvement constitutes one of these areas.

If you are thinking about how Triangle and your son would do together, we assume that you are thinking about the following: grades; time management; hazing; excessively wild partying; the effect of Triangle on your son's personal priorities and overall personality; your son's ability to get involved in other areas of campus; Triangle's capability to provide personal growth to your son; and if you sponsor your son's non-tuition costs, the financial implications for you.

We hope to address some of these concerns here; however, if we have failed to address anything to your satisfaction, please do not hesitate to contact us and request further details or clarification. If you wish to personally speak to a member of Triangle, please indicate this when you contact us, and we will be happy to accommodate your request. You will receive a prompt reply to any feedback you send us.