About Us
Texas A&M University is known for its “other education”—the more than 800 student organizations that provide virtually unlimited opportunities to learn leadership skills.
Over the past four decades, tens of thousands of Aggies have sought these opportunities through A&M’s fraternities and sororities. About 12 percent of A&M students are members of Greek organizations, and Aggie Greeks represent the fastest-growing group of former students. Recognizing this trend, The Association of Former recently chartered the Greek Former Student Network, with a Board of Directors representing over 40 years of hands-on Greek involvement, both on campus and as a part of their own nationally recognized organizations.
The Greek Former Student Network connects Greek former students, stimulates interest in and loyalty to Texas A&M, and provides intergenerational programs that further the educational and charitable interests of the Greek letter organizations, Texas A&M and The Association. Build your Aggie Network by getting involved with the Greek Former Student Network.
Which of these statements would you deem to be true?
- Over 40 years of continuous Greek Tradition at Texas A&M.
- There are over 25,000 Greek Former Students.
- Greeks are the fastest growing Former Student population.
- 13% of current students are Greeks.
