Florida Greeks
Scholarship - Leadership - Service - Community
The Florida Greek Community fosters the development of individuals who embody the values of leadership, service, scholarship and community while maintaining respect for the values, traditions and rituals of the member chapters. The greek community at the University of Florida is comprised of 4 governing councils with 61 chapters. The Office of Sorority and Fraternity Life provides guidance, education, and support to the Florida Greek community.
4 Greek Governing Councils
JOINING UF GREEK LIFE
How to Join: For more information about eligibility, recruitment registration, and how to join an organization in one of our 4 Greek Councils, click the "How to Join" button below.
Greek Life Consultations: Interested in joining the UF Greek community but want more information? Click the button below to schedule a virtual 30-minute Greek Life Consultation appointment with a Florida Greek Ambassador to learn more about what being a UF Greek means and how to get involved!
Guide to Florida Greeks: Click the button below to view and download our digital 2026-2027 Guide to the Florida Greeks. This Guide contains information about each council, how to join, average semesterly fees, and so much more!
Announcements
Interfraternity Council Recruitment Registration is LIVE!
- Click here to register for Fall 2026 IFC Recruitment.
- Want to learn more about joining an IFC Fraternity? Click the dates below to RSVP for a virtual informational session.
Stay tuned for more information about joining our other 3 Greek Councils.
- Multicultural Greek Council (Fraternities & Sororities)
- National Pan-Hellenic Council (Fraternities & Sororities)
- Panhellenic Council (Sororities only)
OFFICE HOURS
Our office is open Monday-Friday. Specific hours are listed below.
Summer 2026
- May 4-8, 2026: 8am-5pm
- May 11-August 19: 9am-5pm
- Monday, May 25: Memorial Day - CLOSED
- Friday, June 19: Juneteenth - CLOSED
Fall 2026
- Monday, September 7: Labor Day - CLOSED
Questions
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