Alpha Chi Omega. Alpha Chi Omega s new member fee is a one-time fee that is paid in 2 installments during the 1 st semester of joining.

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1 Alpha Chi Omega New Member Fee $ for first semester of membership Alpha Chi Omega s new member fee is a one-time fee that is paid in 2 installments during the 1 st semester of joining. The new member fee includes, but is not limited to: Bid day gifts- bag, shirt, and extras Mystagogue gifts (Chi, Omega, Guardian, Lyre, Big sisters) New member retreat to the Beach for a weekend New member pin Initiation certificate and badge Bid day chapter photo and new member class photo One-time HQ enrollment fee 4 year subscription to the Lyre Magazine Out-of-House Dues (for sisters who do not live in the house) $1750 per semester (after first semester) These dues include the following and more: Socials with fraternities weekly/bi-weekly Date Functions including but not limited to: Semiformal, Formal, Hayride, Destination unknown All Chapter Fall Orientation retreat All Chapter Spring Sisterhood retreat Facility User Fee- House Director, Housekeeper, Utilities, Wireless internet, Copy Machine, TV s, Renovations Board Fee, Chef, Servers, Meal Plan* (15 meals a week, access to kitchenette 24/7) Vending Machine Study Room Access to fax and copy machine Sundeck Front Balcony to sit and relax Yellow Cab taxi services Alarm System Dance Marathon T-shirt Partee T-Shirt (Spring Philanthropy) Sisterhood T-Shirt Tickets to Line Dance and Cheers for Charity

2 Web technology fee for use of internal/external website Chapter officer budgets Dues to National Organizations Philanthropic donations to Women s Refuge house, and allowance to participate in campus and community philanthropies FSU Panhellenic Dues Memories for a lifetime! *A reduced meal plan is offered for members residing in living learning communities on campus that require residents to purchase a meal plan. In-House Dues (for sisters who live in the sorority house) $3100 per semester These dues include all of the amenities of the Out-of-House Dues and an additional $1350 for Rent. An additional fee of $100 can purchase a parking spot. Payment Plan Options 1. Pay in full by Credit Card 2. Pay in full by Check 3. Monthly Payment Plan If paying in full, your plan will be as follows: Due Date In-House with Parking Out of House with Parking Out of House without Parking Fall 2012 August 15 $3200 $ $ Spring 2013 January 15 $3200 $ $ Financial Assistance Scholarships and grants are offered through Alpha Chi Omega Foundation, Tallahassee Alumnae Panhellenic, and Alpha Chi Omega/Panhellenic alumnae chapters throughout the nation. Applications are available online, and are due by March 15 th each spring. Scholarships/Grants are announced each spring and will be given out each fall. The chapter also maintains a scholarship binder filled with scholarships throughout the year. Additionally, the chapter s internal forum hosts a scholarship/grant form where members can provide, advice, offer assistance, share news, etc

3 Alpha Delta Pi New Member Fee $ for first semester of membership Alpha Delta Pi s new member fee is a one-time fee that is paid during the 1 st semester of joining. The new member fee includes, but is not limited to: Bid Day T-Shirt, bag, and other gifts New member retreat International Dues Initiation Fee Standard Badge All amenities of out-of-house sisters Out-of-House Dues (for sisters who do not live in the house) $12099 (Fall)/$2024 (Spring) per semester (after first semester) These dues include the following and more: Meal plan with 17 meals a week including hot breakfast Monday-Sunday, hot lunch and salad bar Monday-Friday, and dinner Sunday-Thursday. Access to cereal, bagels, yogurt, juices, coffee, etc. throughout the day Access to frozen yogurt machine Access to cappuccino and hot chocolate machine Socials with fraternities biweekly or weekly Date functions, two per semester All-Chapter Sisterhood Retreat Access to 6 computers and six printers Access to fax and copy machine Alarm system Mailroom Unlimited wireless internet Access to two televisions (one flat screen) Access to treadmill House Utilities Housing staff and maintenance Sun porch 24/7 quiet study room Newly-renovated bathrooms

4 FSU Panhellenic dues In-House Dues (for sisters who live in the sorority house) $3316 (Fall)/ $3041 (Spring) per semester These dues include all of the amenities of the Out-of-House Dues and an additional $1,073 for an all-inclusive Rent and free on campus parking at the house. Payment Plan Options Sisters can pay by phone, internet, or mail by check or credit card. Payment plans include: 1. One-time Payment 2. Monthly Payment Options 3. Individualized plans to accommodate specific financial situations Financial Assistance Payment plans are available on a case-by-case basis. We work hard to accommodate any sisters who find themselves in financial hardship. Alpha Delta Pi Foundation provides various scholarships that are available online and are all due in the month of March. We also have a Scholarship Chair who finds various academic scholarships available to our members through local Panhellenic chapters, ADPi Alumni Chapters, or the FSU community and encourages sisters to apply.

5 Alpha Gamma Delta New Member Fee $1,950 for first semester of membership Alpha Gamma Delta s new member fee is a one-time fee that is paid during the 1 st semester of joining. The new member fee includes, but is not limited to: International dues and Initiation fee Chapter fee Membership card Bid Day shirt, bag, and various gifts All New Member materials for New Member Education All amenities of out-of-house sisters Out-of-House Dues (for sisters who do not live in the house) $1,650 per semester (after first semester) These dues include the following and more: Meal plan with 14 meals a week (access to kitchenette with snacks and fruit 24/7) Wireless internet Access to two big screen televisions with On-Demand movies and digital cable Access to a 24-hour quiet study room with free access to a copy machine Access to a treadmill, stationary bike, and washer and dryers All-Chapter Overnight Sisterhood Retreat (every semester) Various sisterhood activities throughout the semester 5-6 Date functions a year (including Formal and Semi-Formal) All Socials Parents Weekend, Mom s Weekend in the Spring, and Dad s Weekend in the fall Homecoming Alumni events throughout the semester Five T-Shirts per semester Attend International Reunion Day (spring semester) and Feast of Roses (fall semester) Alarm system, second floor fire escape and sprinkler system throughout house Helpful live-in House Director (House Mom) House utilities, house staff, house maintenance, and house keeping Intramural and Philanthropy participation Access to a piano Second floor fire escape and sprinkler system throughout house Risk management programs throughout the semester International Headquarters, Housing Association, and FSU Panhellenic dues

6 In-House Dues (for sisters who live in the sorority house) $3,050 per semester These dues include all of the amenities of the Out-of-House Dues and an additional $1,400 for an all-inclusive Rent. Payment Plan Options Sisters have the option of making payments over four cycles throughout the semester. Financial Assistance Sisters are offered the option to sign promissory notes to extend the payment date of dues without being charged interest or penalties. Our Executive Council Team works hard to accommodate those members that need more financial assistance. Academic scholarships are awarded annually to Alpha Gamma Delta members. Scholarships in the amounts ranging from $500 to $2,500 are available for members of specific chapters, in particular field of study, or from a specific geographical area. Additionally, general scholarships are available to collegiate members in their junior or senior year and alumnae members in a graduate program, regardless of chapter or field of study. Additional Information Joining a sorority requires a financial commitment. However, the rewards of being a sister last a lifetime. Alpha Gamma Delta is committed to providing our collegiate members with the education and programming necessary for the success of both the chapter and the individual. In addition to educating our members on Fraternity policies and history, Alpha Gamma Delta provides extensive programming for the personal development of our members. Our goal is to bring life skills education to each member to prepare her for life beyond her experiences at college. We encourage potential new members to consider the sorority as an investment in their future, one that lasts a lifetime not just during their college years.

7 Alpha Phi *Alpha Phi will be acquiring housing near the FSU campus. Once the chapter is housed all members will have a full meal plan and costs will be comparable to other groups on campus. New Member Fee (Total price for Fall Semester) $1741 for first semester of membership Alpha Phi s new member fee is a one-time fee that may be paid in 3 installments during the 1 st semester of joining. The new member fee includes, but is not limited to: Bid day T-Shirt, bag, and other gifts New member retreat New Member and Initiation fees New member pin Initiation certificate and badge Plain gold badge Chapter Bond All amenities of initiated sisters Initiated Member Dues $ per Fall semester (after first semester), $1066 per Spring semester These dues include the following and more: FSU Panhellenic dues Meals prior to chapter meetings and snacks for special events Sisterhood retreats Five t-shirts All Date Functions All Socials Homecoming and Dance Marathon activities Various sisterhood events throughout the semester Parents Weekend Mom s Weekend Dad s Weekend Scholarship Banquet Founder s Day Banquet Facility Rentals Chapter insurance National dues

8 Tickets for Cheers for Charity and Line Dance Payment Plan Options 1. One-time Payment 2. Payment in three installments 3. Financial aid extensions Financial Assistance Scholarships are available from the Alpha Phi Foundation. Applications are submitted in the spring for awards for the following academic year. The Director of Scholarship provides information and encourages all members to apply for university and other civic scholarships.

9 Chi Omega New Member Fee (Total price for Fall Semester) $ for first semester of membership Chi Omega s new member fee is a one-time fee that is paid in 3 installments during the 1 st semester of joining. The new member fee includes, but is not limited to: Bid day T-Shirt, tote bag, hat, make-up bag, and sunglasses New Member notebook and Chi Omega planner New member retreat Initiation fee New member pin Initiation certificate and badge All amenities of out-of-house sisters Out-of-House Dues (for sisters who do not live in the house) $2055 per Fall semester (after first semester), $1965 per Spring semester These dues include the following and more: 14 meals a week including breakfast bar Monday-Friday, lunch and salad bar Monday-Friday, and dinner and salad bar Monday-Thursday Access to kitchenette 24/7 including cereal, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, assorted fruit, hot chocolate, coffee, etc. Game day brunches 2 t-shirts per semester All Sisterhood Retreats All Date Functions All Socials Homecoming activities Parents Weekend Mom s Weekend Dad s Weekend Philanthropies Newly renovated kitchen Newly renovated study room Sun porch Flat screen TV with DVR Access to fax and copy machine Unlimited wireless internet

10 Housing maintenance, renovations, and utilities Housing staff and House Mom Security key entrance, alarm system, and security guards FSU Panhellenic dues Chi Omega National dues In-House Dues (for sisters who live in the sorority house) $3556 per Fall semester, $3525 per Spring semester These dues include all of the amenities of the Out-of-House Dues and an additional $1,590 for Rent and on-campus parking. Payment Plan Options 1. One-time Payment 2. Payment in three installments 3. Financial aid extensions Financial Assistance Chi Omega s advisors and executive board work hard to accommodate any sisters who find themselves in financial hardship through payments plans and scholarships. Chi Omega offers three scholarships per year, which are distributed in the spring. One honors the member with the highest GPA. The other two are distributed for a member s contribution to Chi Omega and the FSU community. Financial need based scholarships are offered throughout the year and are distributed on a case-by-case basis. We also have a Scholarship Chair who finds FSU and the community based scholarships. We make the applications readily available and encourage our sisters to apply.

11 Delta Delta Delta New Member Fee $2419 for first semester of membership Delta Delta Delta s new member fee is a one-time fee that is paid during the 1 st semester of joining. The new member fee includes, but is not limited to: Badge fee New Member dues Initiation fee Out-of-House Dues (for sisters who do not live in the house) $2002 per semester (after first semester) These dues include the following and more: Meal plan: 10 meals per week and snack in between meal times Beverage station with coffee, tea, juice, hot chocolate, etc. Soda vending machine Free copy machine Fax machine Date Functions Socials Sisterhood events Retreats Any social activity fees Homecoming activities Parents Weekend (Dad s weekend and Mom s weekend) Intramural participation Philanthropy participation Quiet Study Attic and study areas Multiple TVs with DVD players and cable Utilities Wireless Internet Maintenance and Repairs House Keeping Parking lot Convenient FSU garage near-by On-campus Located across from the on-campus bookstore (Bill s Bookstore) and its connecting convenience store (Circle K) Security key entrance State of the art alarm system Second floor fire escape Sprinkler system throughout house Nearby bus stop that travels on and off campus Sun deck

12 Craft room Laundry Facilities Risk management programs National Dues ($450) Atrium with patio dining Presidential Suite with bathroom 4 annexes with apartment style living Mailroom with individual mailboxes for all members Guest room with bathroom and television Rooms: singles, doubles, triples and quads *A reduced meal plan is offered for members who have university meal plans. In-House Dues (for sisters who live in the sorority house) $3445 per semester in the house These dues include all of the amenities of the Out-of-House Dues and an additional $1,643 or $1,443 for an all-inclusive Rent. Payment Plan Options 1. One Payment 2. Installment Plan Financial Assistance Sisters in financial situations can obtain emergency reductions in dues. There are scholarships at local and national levels that can be applied for using a single all-encompassing application. Scholarships are offered for each semester.

13 Delta Gamma New Member Fee $2, for first semester of membership Delta Gamma s new member fee is a one-time fee that is paid during the 1 st year (1 st and 2 nd semesters) of joining. The new member fee includes, but is not limited to: Bid Day gifts: T-Shirt, sailor hats, anchor accessories, cups, DG pin, etc. DG New member binder, material and supplies to assist in learning at new member meetings New member retreat Initiation fee and activities (including special gifts and badge) National dues Certificate of Membership and Life Alumnae Membership Lifetime subscription to The Anchora, a magazine publication printed quarterly since Membership card All amenities provided by out-of-house dues Out-of-House Dues (for sisters who do not live in the sorority house) $1, per fall semester (after first year) These dues include the following and more: Meal plan: Breakfast, lunch, dinner & snack time each day Snack time includes fresh fruit trays, vegetable trays, chips, hot & cold dips, hummus, cheeses, crackers, etc. Other snacks available 24/7 Soda vending machine Personal chef specializing in nutritious meals; takes special requests. Date Functions and Socials (including formal and semi-formal) Intramural participation Philanthropy participation Access to Copy Machine Wireless Internet and Utilities (TV, DVD) 24/7 quiet study room Entire upstairs and living room recently renovated Parent s weekend brunch and activities Mother/Daughter Weekend & Father/Daughter Weekend (rotates annually) Sisterhood events & activities including sisterhood retreat each semester Live-in house mom who is always available Daily housekeeping services and weekly Lawn service Parking lot and convenient FSU garage across street

14 Security guard, Security key entrance and alarm system Sprinkler system throughout house Location: on campus; Nearby bus stop that travels on and off campus National Dues ($450) *A reduced meal plan of 20% off board fees is offered for members who have university meal plans. In-House Dues (for sisters who live in the sorority house) $3,100 per year These dues include all of the amenities of the Out-of-House Dues and an additional $820 per semester for an all-inclusive Rent including bed, dresser, desk, closet, bathrooms, daily house cleaning services, separate refrigerator, food supply stocked weekly for only in-house sisters, security guard, access to washers and dryers, TV room, and convenient on-campus location. Payment Plan Options 1. One Payment per Semester 2. Monthly Installment Plan 3. Individualized plan to accommodate specific financial needs and situations Financial Assistance Scholarships and grants are available through the Executive Office. We work hard to accommodate any sisters who find themselves in financial hardship. Additional Information Every single penny is worth it. You can t put a price on the friendships you will have for a lifetime.

15 Delta Zeta New Member Fee $2, for the first semester of membership Delta Zeta s new member fee is a one-time fee that is paid during the 1 st year of joining. The new member fee includes, but is not limited to: Bid day bag, t-shirt, and other presents Sisterhood gifts (Lamp, Diamond, and Rose) New Member pin Planner and binder for new member lessons Badge One time National New Member fee All privileges of initiated sisters listed below Out-of-House Dues (for sisters who do not live in the house) $2,099 per semester These dues include the following and more: Meal plan* with 10 meals a week (lunch Monday-Friday and dinner Sunday- Thursday) Sister kitchen open 24/7 which includes fridge, microwave, toaster, coffee maker, hot chocolate, and other snacks Refrigerator on the 2 nd and 3 rd floor Gourmet dinner chef Gourmet lunch chef Kitchen staff and kitchen servers Soda vending machine Snack vending machine 5-6 Date Functions each year (Play Date, Famous Couples, Destination Unknown, Semi-Formal, Hayride, Formal etc.) Socials with fraternities biweekly Various sisterhood events throughout the semester Homecoming events Parent s weekend Mom s weekend Intramural participation Opportunity to attend all philanthropies Athletic T-shirt Homecoming T-shirt Dance Marathon T-shirt Hamburgers-for-Hearing T-shirt (Fall Philanthropy)

16 Turtle Tug T-shirt (Spring Philanthropy) Unlimited Wireless Internet Two washer and dryer rooms Piano House Utilities Daily cleaning staff Two private study rooms Access to a fax and copy machine A filing cabinet with old notes for almost every class A list of each girl in every major to make studying with your sisters easier Access to big screen television DVD player Lawn service Security guard Security key entrance Paved parking lot Live-in House mom who is always available *A reduced meal plan is offered for members who have university meal plans. In-House Dues (for sisters who live in the sorority house) $3,955 per semester These dues include all of the amenities of the Out-of-House Dues and an additional $ a month. It also includes made-to-order breakfast Monday-Friday by a gourmet chef. Payment Plan Options 1. One Payment 2. Bi-Monthly Payments 3. 9-month Monthly Installment plan month Monthly Installment plan Financial Assistance Academic scholarships are available and an extended 12-month payment plan is offered to decrease the amount of money owed per month. The Delta Zeta Foundation provides both undergraduate and graduate scholarships. Additional Information Delta Zeta is the best investment you will make in college! Our sisterhood isn t just for 4 years, it s for life!

17 Gamma Phi Beta New Member Fee $2, for first semester of membership Gamma Phi Beta s new member fee is a one-time fee that is paid during the 1 st semester of joining. The new member fee includes, but is not limited to: Bid Day T-shirt, bag, and other gifts New Member Retreat Initiation Fee Badge Fee (depending on the type of badge you wish to purchase) All amenities provided by out-of-house dues Out-of-House Dues (for sisters who do not live in the house) $1, per semester These dues include the following and more: Meal plan* with 17 meals a week Socials Date Functions Transportation to Date Functions 24/7 On-campus Parking Access to television with On-Demand movies and digital cable Annual house improvements Sisterhood activities Computer service projects All house operations and maintenance Security system FSU Panhellenic Dues *A reduced meal plan ($200 off dues) is offered for members who have university meal plans. In-House Dues (for sisters who live in the sorority house) $ per semester These dues include all of the amenities of the Out-of-House Dues and an additional allinclusive Rent, access to wireless internet, access to a 24-hour snack bar, and laundry services.

18 Payment Plan Options 1. One Payment 2. Monthly Installment Plan including three payments Financial Assistance A deferred payment plan is available for those waiting for loans or scholarships. National scholarships are available for sisters whose parents are recently unemployed, who excel academically, or who are in financial need. Extra T-shirts, other merchandise and events not put on by Gamma Phi Beta (ex. Linedance, Cheers for Charity, etc.)- are not included in the dues. These would be paid separately for by the new member or sorority sister.

19 Kappa Alpha Theta New Member Fee $2,417 for first the semester of membership Kappa Alpha Theta s new member fee is a fee that is paid during the 1 st year of joining; it can either be paid in one lump sum or in 3 equal payments throughout the semester. The new member fee includes, but is not limited to: Bid Day T-Shirt, Bag and Other Gifts New Member Retreat Initiation fee ($175 only in first semester) Certificate of Membership and badge Facility Fee ($250/semester) Access to all Out-of-House Privileges Big/Little Reveal Gifts Initiation Gifts Out-of-House Dues (for sisters who do not live in the house) $2, for fall semester and $1, for spring semester These dues include the following and more: Meal plan* with lunch Monday-Friday and dinner Sunday-Thursday. Personal Chef specializing in nutritious meals Access to Ice Cream Machine Access to cappucinno, hot chocolate, and juice machine Access to large television room that includes DVD player and spacious sitting area Wireless internet Utilities Areas to study Date Functions- two to three per semester Socials with fraternities, approx. 4 to 5 per semester Sisterhood Events biweekly Sisterhood Retreats each semester Homecoming and Dance Marathon Activities Philanthropy Events Parents Weekend in the fall Mom s Weekend in the Spring Dad s Weekend in the Spring Security Guard from 9:00pm to 5:00am Housing staff and maintenance Newly renovated house

20 Key access to house and Security alarm Panhellenic dues Bid Day Shirts, Fall Philanthropy Shirts, and Dance Marathon Shirts National dues Free laundry room with 3 washers and dryers *A reduced meal plan is offered for members who have university required meal plans. In-House Dues (for sisters who live in the sorority house) $3, for the fall semester and $3, for the spring semester These dues include all of the amenities of the Out-of-House Dues plus all-inclusive rent, in-house only snacks and meals, and free parking on campus. Payment Plan Options Sisters can pay by internet or mail by check. 1. One-time Payment 2. Special Payment plan which includes; three payments for new members first semester or four payments for every semester after that. Financial Assistance Payment plans are available on a case-by-case basis. We work hard to accommodate any sisters who find themselves in financial hardship. Several national scholarships are available including: Founders Memorial Scholarship: $12,000 to an Undergraduate Joyce Anne Vitelli Memorial Scholarship: $ to an Undergraduate or Alumnae member Ellen Bowers Hofstead Scholarship: $9,675 to a Undergraduate Sophomore or Junior Carol Green Wilson Scholarship: $1,800 to an Undergraduate English Major

21 New Member Fee (Fall Semester only) Kappa Delta $2, for first semester of membership Kappa Delta s new member fee is a one-time fee that is paid during the 1 st semester of joining. The new member fee includes, but is not limited to: Bid Day gifts: T-Shirt, tote bag, cups, KD pin, new member supplies, etc. National dues Certificate of Membership Life Alumnae Membership Standard badge All amenities provided by out-of-house dues Out-of-House Dues Fall Semester (for sisters who do not live in the house) $2, per semester These dues include the following and more: Meal plan* with 11 meals a week including lunch and dinner during the week and a full brunch buffet every Saturday and Sunday prepared by Chef from the Tallahassee Governor s Club Exclusive parking lot 24/7 for all members Sisterhood trips and events Participation in Intramurals Newly renovated Study Room Newly renovated Dining Room Newly renovated TV/Rec. Room Newly renovated Council Office Elevator Additional 6 Bedrooms with new suite style bathrooms Housekeeping Staff Lawn Service Access to free laundry room with new washers and dryers On Demand Television Upstairs lounge area Two TV rooms DVD Player Piano Room Wireless Internet Ice Cream Machine Live in house mom who is available to help Security Guard 7 nights a week

22 Unforgettable memories with your sisters! *A reduced meal plan is offered for members who have university meal plans or who have special dietary requirements. In-House Dues Fall Semester (for sisters who live in the sorority house) $3,625 per semester These dues include all of the amenities of the Out-of-House Dues and an additional $1, per semester for an all-inclusive Rent including bed, dresser, desk, closet, newly renovated suite style bathrooms, daily room and house cleaning services, newly renovated additional 6 bedrooms, newly renovated private in house kitchen, food supply stocked weekly for only in-house sisters, security guard, access to new washers and dryers, TV room, and convenient on-campus location. Out-of-House Dues Spring Semester (for sisters who do not live in the house) $2, per semester These dues include the following and more: Meal plan* with 11 meals a week including lunch and dinner during the week and a full brunch buffet every Saturday and Sunday prepared by Chef from the Tallahassee Governor s Club Exclusive parking lot 24/7 for all members Sisterhood trips and events Participation in Intramurals Newly renovated Study Room Newly renovated Dining Room Newly renovated TV/Rec. Room Newly renovated Council Office Elevator Additional 6 Bedrooms with new suite style bathrooms Housekeeping Staff Lawn Service Access to free laundry room with new washers and dryers On Demand Television Upstairs lounge area Two TV rooms DVD Player Piano Room Wireless Internet Ice Cream Machine Live in house mom who is available to help Security Guard 7 nights a week Unforgettable memories with your sisters!

23 *A reduced meal plan is offered for members who have university meal plans or who have special dietary requirements. In-House Dues Spring Semester (for sisters who live in the sorority house) $3,725 per semester These dues include all of the amenities of the Out-of-House Dues and an additional $1, per semester for an all-inclusive Rent including bed, dresser, desk, closet, newly renovated suite style bathrooms, daily room and house cleaning services, newly renovated additional 6 bedrooms, newly renovated private in house kitchen, food supply stocked weekly for only in-house sisters, security guard, access to new washers and dryers, TV room, and convenient on-campus location. **These dues will decrease by $100 per semester come the Fall of They are $100 more than usual per semester for the upcoming four semesters due to the new renovations for the house.** Payment Plan Options 1. One Payment (If paid in full by first month due date, $75 prepayment discount) 2. Monthly Installment Plan 3. Individualized plan to accommodate specific financial needs and situations Financial Assistance Scholarships are available based primarily on financial needs. Over 30 different national scholarships are available for both undergraduate and graduate members.

24 Dues: New Member Dues*: $ Out of House Dues: $ In House Dues: $ *Reduced Meal Plan: $ Where does that money go? Kappa Kappa Gamma Meal Plan: $ House Maintenance: $ Rent for those in House: $ Chapter Dues: $ Per Capita Fee*: $82 New Member Fee**: $165 *only paid in fall semester **only paid for your first semester Fall Budget Panhellenic: 1-2 sister sorority events Participation in Panhellenic pride week events and women s wellness week Panhellenic dues Philanthropy: Participation in our fall philanthropy (Crawfish Boil) and philanthropic events throughout the Greek community New Member: Bid Day t-shirt, Bid Day gifts, New Member Retreat Event: 5 socials, 3 date functions (including semi-formal) Initiation: Initiation gifts Meals: Breakfast Monday through Friday Lunch Monday through Friday Dinner Sunday through Thursday Sisterhood Sisterhood Retreat Spring Budget Panhellenic: 1-2 sister sorority events Participation in Greek Week Panhellenic dues

25 Philanthropy: Participation in our spring philanthropies (Reading is Key and Kappa Combat) and philanthropic events throughout the Greek community Event: 5 social, 3 date functions (including formal) Meals: Breakfast Monday through Friday Lunch Monday through Friday Dinner Sunday through Thursday Sisterhood: Dinner Big Appreciation Day Academics: Academic Excellence Dinner or Gift (for those with over a 3.5 GPA from the previous semester)

26 Phi Mu New Member Fee $ for first YEAR of membership Phi Mu s new member fee is paid in 8 installments of $ over 8 months. The new member fee includes, but is not limited to: National new member fees Housing and decorating fees All amenities provided by out-of-house dues Out-of-House Dues (for sisters who do not live in the house) $2940 per YEAR (after first year) These dues include the following and more: Upkeep of Chapter House/ renovations Wireless internet Meal Plan Study room with computers, printers, copy, fax, textbooks, etc. Craft room and supplies Laundry with washer/dryer Sundeck Lawn maintenance Security/alarm system Socials Some date functions Philanthropic events Sisterhood Retreats Homecoming and Greek Week activities Intramurals National fees FSU Panhellenic Dues In-House Dues (for sisters who live in the sorority house) $6340 per YEAR These dues include all of the amenities of the Out-of-House Dues and an additional $3,400 for all-inclusive Rent.

27 Payment Plan Options 1. Monthly payments 2. Two payments per semester 3. One payment per semester Financial Assistance Scholarships are available every semester for those sisters who show outstanding commitment and/or who are in financial need. Our Parents Association also provides Scholarship Incentive checks for those sisters who excel scholastically. Scholarships are also available through Phi Mu nationally and through local alumnae chapters. Additional Information As in any organization, financial obligations are necessary to run a successful chapter. We utilize our funds to the best of our ability to benefit chapter members as well as the mission of our sorority both at Florida State and nationally.

28 Pi Beta Phi New Member Fee $2, for first semester of membership Pi Beta Phi s new member fee is a one-time fee that is paid during the 1st semester of joining. The new member fee includes, but is not limited to: New Member fee National dues All amenities provided by out-of-house dues Out-of-House Dues (for sisters who do not live in the house) $2,056.00/$2, per semester These dues include the following and more: Meal plan* with 13 meals a week including lunch Monday-Friday, dinner Sunday-Thursday, hot breakfast Tuesday-Thursday, and open kitchen on weekends. Socials Date functions Intramural Participation Philanthropic Participation Full-equipped library Renovations Ice Cream Machine 2 TV rooms with kitchenettes Sisterhood Trips Hot chocolate/cappuccino machine Newly-renovated bathrooms Security Guard Access to two computers and printers Access to a copy machine Access to fax machine

29 Wireless internet House maintenance *A reduced meal plan is offered for members who have University meal plans. In-House Dues (for sisters who live in the sorority house) $3, /$ per semester These dues include all of the amenities of the Out-of-House Dues and an additional $ per semester for an all-inclusive Rent including new mattresses on all beds, newly renovated bathrooms, closet, dresser, large desk space, house cleaning service, access to snack and soda vending machines, and access to washer and dryer. Payment Plan Options 1. One Payment 2. Installment Plan 3. Pay in full by Credit Card or Check Financial Assistance Individual plans are available to accommodate the special financial situations of sisters. Scholarships are available based on both financial need and academic excellence.

30 Sigma Delta Tau New Member Fee $2, for first semester of membership Sigma Delta Tau s new member fee is a one-time fee that is paid during the 1 st semester of joining. The new member fee includes, but is not limited to: National New Member fee Bid Day gift SDT New Member pin and Manual Initiation fee which includes Torch Pin and Certificate of Membership Lifetime subscription to The Torch Magazine All amenities provided by out-of-house dues Out-of-House Dues (for sisters who do not live in the house) $ per semester (after first semester) These dues include the following and more: Meal plan* with 12 meals a week Live in house mom Utilities Housekeeping staff and maintenance Security system Socials and Crushes Date functions including, but not limited to formal and semi-formal Sisterhood events and retreats Community service projects Participation in philanthropic events Two Study room Three TV rooms Intramural participation Kitchenette use 24/7 Access to cappuccino, hot chocolate, coffee, and juice machine 24/7 Wireless internet Homecoming and Greek Week events Parents Weekend brunch and events Mother/Daughter Weekend Scholarship Program and Banquet held at the end of the year FSU Panhellenic Dues National Dues Comfortable place to hang out with all your friends *A reduced meal plan is offered for members who have university meal plans.

31 In-House Dues (for sisters who live in the sorority house) $3, per semester These dues include all of the amenities of the Out-of-House Dues and an additional $1, per semester for an all-inclusive Rent. Payment Plan Options 1. Pay in full by check or credit card 2. Installment Plan Financial Assistance We work hard to accommodate specific financial situations and need. Scholarships are offered through the SDT Foundation, Tallahassee Alumnae Panhellenic, and Panhellenic Alumnae chapters throughout the nation. SDT Foundation applications are available online and are due each spring. Awards are made during the summer for the following school year. Additional Information Membership in Sigma Delta Tau is an investment in your future, paying dividends of friendships and memories to last a lifetime!

32 Zeta Tau Alpha New Member Fee $2, for first semester of membership Zeta Tau Alpha s new member fee is a one-time fee that is paid during the 1 st semester of joining. The new member fee includes, but is not limited to: New Member pin New Member workbooks and materials to use during New Member meetings and to assist in learning Zeta facts New Member Retreat Subscription to Thermis magazine: ZTA s National magazine received quarterly Initiation fee and activities during Zeta Week (including gifts and badge) Membership card All amenities provided by out-of-house dues Out-of-House Dues (for sisters who do not live in the house) $2, per semester These dues include the following and more: Meal plan* with 11 meals a week including lunch 5 days a week, Saturday brunch, and dinner 5 days a week for Out-of-House members. Meal plan for In- House members with 18 meals a week including breakfast 7 days a week, Saturday brunch, and dinner 5 days a week. Utilities Access to fax machine Access to free laundry services located in two sections of house Access to house telephone for local calling Wireless internet On-Demand cable television DVD player Two televisions (one flat screen) Full kitchen upstairs Fruit, crackers, chips, peanut butter, cereal, etc. always available Mini-meal hot snack served weekdays Beverage station including hot chocolate, assorted juices, coffee, etc. Personal chef specializing in nutritious meals Piano room Sunporch on side of house 24/7 quiet study room Newly-renovated bathrooms

33 Mailroom with free package shipping Live-in House mom who is always available to help Housekeeping staff 7 days a week Lawn service Hard wood floors throughout house Parking lot and convenient FSU lot across the street On-campus Only a few steps away from the on-campus bookstore (Bill s Bookstore) and its connecting convenience store (Circle K) Nearby bus stop that travels on and off campus Parents Weekend brunch and activities Date functions Socials Rate your Professor system among sisters Book exchange among sisters Weekly sisterhood events including TCBY trops, movie nights, service projects, etc. Intramural participation Philanthropy participation Ice cream machine Security guard Security key entrance State of the art alarm system Second floor fire escape Sprinkler system throughout house Risk management programs to help sisters transition into new college life and stay safe and knowledgeable about a multitude of potential college-life hazard. In-House Dues (for sisters who live in the sorority house) $3, per semester These dues include all of the amenities of the Out-of-House Dues and an additional $1, per semester for an all-inclusive Rent, access to a copy machine, and other amenities provided to only in-house members. Payment Plan Options 1. One Payment 2. Installment Plan with three payments Financial Assistance Zeta Tau Alpha offers multiple scholarships each year for a variety of monetary amounts. Our chapter also has a scholarship of $1,200 given to 3 sisters a year.

34 The Academic Achievement Executive Council member also finds academic scholarships throughout the year (usually about 2 times a month) from different counties or alumnae associations and encourages the girls to apply for them. ZTA offers many financial scholarships. These include, but are not limited to: ZTA Foundation Recognition scholarship given once a year to one Beta Gamma member for $1,200 Achievement Scholarship given once a year (amount unknown) Endowed Scholarship given once a year (amount unknown) Founder s Grants 9 are given each year of $8,000 Service Scholarship given once a year (amount unknown) Additional Information ZTA is a lifetime commitment that has a short financial investment. College is a once in a lifetime experience that should not be hindered because of the economic downturn. The benefits of belonging to Zeta outweigh the costs ten-fold. The memories, friends, learned life-lessons and personal growth that come from Zeta are invaluable and we want every girl to have a chance to experience the sisterhood that each one of us has found here at our home away from home.