Joining this sisterhood is a partnership.
DG will be there for you — and each member supports the organization as a whole. After joining, members will have access to leadership opportunities, philanthropy work, career networking and academic resources.
These dues cover the expenses to run the local collegiate chapter, including programming, social events, housing (if applicable), and chapter operations.
While the budget is determined by the chapter officers, the entire chapter votes to approve its operating budget each year. Budgets, and therefore chapter dues and fees vary across campuses based on chapter size, housing status, and activities.
Each new member within Delta Gamma pays standard fees to Executive Offices. These fees are outlined below, and are included in the dues you would pay to your collegiate chapter but are not the total amount of your chapter dues.
Dues and fees can be paid via check, e-check or credit card using an online platform called greekbill. In greekbill, you are able to:
While this information provides some general insight into chapter dues for Delta Gamma new members, it is essential that you review the information shared by the local Delta Gamma chapters for more specifics. Oftentimes, your campus Panhellenic may share this information for all collegiate chapters on the campus, as well.
Helping members make ends meet.
Even though it can’t be used to offset the cost of membership dues, financial aid can alleviate the financial burden on our members when it comes to the cost of tuition, and in some cases, living expenses. Initiated members can apply for these scholarships, fellowships and grants through the Delta Gamma Foundation: