Letter from
the IFC President
I am honored to welcome you to the website for the Interfraternity Council (IFC) at San Diego State University. The IFC is the governing body for a diverse and dynamic community of 13 chapters with over 1,500 active fraternity men here at SDSU, dedicated to scholarship, brotherhood, social connection, and philanthropy.
As Interfraternity Council President at San Diego State University, my role is to lead this community with the goal of fostering unity, accountability, and growth across all chapters by promoting values-based leadership, community service, and a commitment to excellence. I work closely with university administration, chapter leaders, and national organizations to ensure that our Greek community remains safe, inclusive, and forward-thinking. Whether it’s strengthening risk management protocols, encouraging philanthropic initiatives, or enhancing brotherhood across chapters and councils, I believe in leading by example and building a stronger foundation for the generations that follow.
Being a part of the IFC community means more than just wearing letters, it’s about making a lasting impact. I believe that every member of our Greek community has something unique to offer. By joining IFC, you’re gaining access to a network of motivated leaders, lifelong friendships, and opportunities for personal and professional development. I invite you to be a part of something bigger than yourself. This is a community where your voice matters, your growth is supported, and your actions help shape the future of fraternity life at SDSU.
I am honored to welcome you to the website for the Interfraternity Council (IFC) at San Diego State University. The IFC is the governing body for a diverse and dynamic community of 13 chapters with over 1,500 active fraternity men here at SDSU, dedicated to scholarship, brotherhood, social connection, and philanthropy.
As Interfraternity Council President at San Diego State University, my role is to lead this community with the goal of fostering unity, accountability, and growth across all chapters by promoting values-based leadership, community service, and a commitment to excellence. I work closely with university administration, chapter leaders, and national organizations to ensure that our Greek community remains safe, inclusive, and forward-thinking. Whether it’s strengthening risk management protocols, encouraging philanthropic initiatives, or enhancing brotherhood across chapters and councils, I believe in leading by example and building a stronger foundation for the generations that follow.
Being a part of the IFC community means more than just wearing letters, it’s about making a lasting impact. I believe that every member of our Greek community has something unique to offer. By joining IFC, you’re gaining access to a network of motivated leaders, lifelong friendships, and opportunities for personal and professional development. I invite you to be a part of something bigger than yourself. This is a community where your voice matters, your growth is supported, and your actions help shape the future of fraternity life at SDSU.
Jacob Saletta
IFC President
San Diego State University
IFC Chapters
SDSU Greek Life Core Values
Executive Board
IFC Chapters
Executive Board
Recruitment
Recruitment
Requirements to join an IFC Member Chapter
(Note: Some Chapters have their own recruitment interest forms, often linked on social media pages. While some chapters may require them, they are in addition to, and do not replace, timely completion of IFC Recruitment Registration).
Greek 102 shares more detailed information about fraternity and sorority life at SDSU, including information about community values, membership expectations, university policies, health and safety, and other resources. Students must pass with a score of at least 80% in order to be considered for potential membership. (Source: SDSU FSL).
Responses are manually graded, so please be complete this requirement early and be patient as responses are graded. You will only be contacted in the event that you do not meet or exceed 80%.
4.
Attend the Mandatory Recruitment Kickoff on January 28th (see “Recruitment Schedule” below).
5.
Attend Chapter Recruitment events from February 2nd through February 11th
Attend Chapter Recruitment Events, February 2nd through February 11th. Information on IFC Chapter Recruitment Events can be found below in the "IFC Chapter Event Rush Schedule” at the bottom of this page, or on IFC Chapter Instagram accounts. Chapters typically hold open recruitment events the first week of Recruitment, which all registered prospective members are often able to participate in. Chapters may also hold "invite-only" events, which are typically held the second week of Recruitment.
6.
IFC Bid Day on February 13th (see "Recruitment Schedule" below).
Bids (invitations to membership) are distributed at IFC Bid Day on February 13th where prospective members have the opportunity to respond to any bid that was extended from an IFC Chapter.
(Note: Some Chapters have their own recruitment interest forms, often linked on social media pages. While some chapters may require them, they are in addition to, and do not replace, timely completion of IFC Recruitment Registration).
Greek 101 serves as an educational records disclosure, allowing the Pierce Greek Life Center advisory team to check student academic and judicial eligibility. (Source: SDSU FSL)
Greek 102 shares more detailed information about fraternity and sorority life at SDSU, including information about community values, membership expectations, university policies, health and safety, and other resources. Students must pass with a score of at least 80% in order to be considered for potential membership. (Source: SDSU FSL).
Responses are manually graded, so please complete this requirement early and be patient as responses are graded. You will only be contacted in the event that you do not meet or exceed 80%.
4.
Attend the Mandatory Recruitment Kickoff on January 28th (see “Recruitment Schedule” below).
5.
Attend Chapter Recruitment events from February 2nd through February 11th
Attend Chapter Recruitment Events, February 2nd through February 11th. Information on IFC Chapter Recruitment Events can be found below in the "IFC Chapter Event Rush Schedule” at the bottom of this page, or on IFC Chapter Instagram accounts. Chapters typically hold open recruitment events the first week of Recruitment, which all registered prospective members are often able to participate in. Chapters may also hold "invite-only" events, which are typically held the second week of Recruitment.
6.
IFC Bid Day on February 13th (see "Recruitment Schedule" below).
Bids (invitations to membership) are distributed at IFC Bid Day on February 13th where prospective members have the opportunity to respond to any bid that was extended from an IFC Chapter.
(Note: Some Chapters have their own recruitment interest forms, often linked on social media pages. While some chapters may require them, they are in addition to, and do not replace, timely completion of IFC Recruitment Registration).
Greek 102 shares more detailed information about fraternity and sorority life at SDSU, including information about community values, membership expectations, university policies, health and safety, and other resources. Students must pass with a score of at least 80% in order to be considered for potential membership. (Source: SDSU FSL).
Responses are manually graded, so please be complete this requirement early and be patient as responses are graded. You will only be contacted in the event that you do not meet or exceed 80%.
4.
Attend the Mandatory Recruitment Kickoff on January 28th (see “Recruitment Schedule” below).
5.
Attend Chapter Recruitment events from February 2nd through February 11th
Attend Chapter Recruitment Events, February 2nd through February 11th. Information on IFC Chapter Recruitment Events can be found below in the "IFC Chapter Event Rush Schedule” at the bottom of this page, or on IFC Chapter Instagram accounts. Chapters typically hold open recruitment events the first week of Recruitment, which all registered prospective members are often able to participate in. Chapters may also hold "invite-only" events, which are typically held the second week of Recruitment.
6.
IFC Bid Day on February 13th (see "Recruitment Schedule" below).
Bids (invitations to membership) are distributed at IFC Bid Day on February 13th where prospective members have the opportunity to respond to any bid that was extended from an IFC Chapter.
Recruitment Schedule
Recruitment Schedule
Time: 6 PM - 8 PM
Location: Montezuma Hall (located on the Second Floor of the Student Union)
Purpose: To introduce PMs to the IFC community and IFC Rush process, and to present important information for the following weeks of recruitment.
Attendance is required in order to receive a bid in IFC Spring 2026 Formal Recruitment. If you cannot attend due to an unavoidable conflict, please fill out our IFC Recruitment Absence Form (LINK) by January 27th at 5PM and the IFC will be in touch with next steps!.
2.
Attend “Meet the Chapters” on Saturday, January 31st and Sunday, February 1st.
Time: Prospective members will either be assigned a 11 AM or 2:30PM Event Check-In Time for each day, and should anticipate a 2.5-3 hour long event. Assignments will go out via email by January 29th.
Location: On-Campus (will be sent via email on January 29th).
Purpose: “Meet the Chapters” is a new event the IFC will be hosting, wherein prospective members are introduced to and will rotate through all IFC chapters over a 2-day weekend period.
Attendance is required both days in order to receive a bid in IFC Spring 2026 Formal Recruitment. If you cannot attend one or both of the days, please complete the Spring 2026 IFC Recruitment Absence Form (LINK) by January 29th at 5 PM, and the IFC will be in touch with next steps!
3.
Chapter Recruitment Events from Monday, February 2nd to Wednesday, February 11th
Time: Various
Location: Various locations
Purpose: To allow prospective members to meet the chapter and vice versa, in order to allow for informed recruitment decisions on both sides. Information on IFC Chapter Recruitment Events can be found below in the "IFC Chapter Event Rush Schedule” at the bottom of this page, or on IFC Chapter Instagram accounts. Chapters typically hold open recruitment events the first week of Recruitment, which all registered prospective members are often able to participate in. Chapters may also hold "invite-only" events, which are typically held the second week of Recruitment.
4.
IFC Bid Day on February 13th
Time: 3 PM - 5 PM
Location: Campanile Walkway
Purpose: Culminates the formal IFC recruitment process by formally welcoming new members into the community
If you cannot attend, please complete the Spring 2026 IFC Recruitment Absence Form (LINK) by February 12th at 5 PM, and the IFC will be in touch.
(Note: Some Chapters have their own recruitment interest forms, often linked on social media pages. While some chapters may require them, they are in addition to, and do not replace, timely completion of IFC Recruitment Registration).
Greek 101 serves as an educational records disclosure, allowing the Pierce Greek Life Center advisory team to check student academic and judicial eligibility. (Source: SDSU FSL)
Greek 102 shares more detailed information about fraternity and sorority life at SDSU, including information about community values, membership expectations, university policies, health and safety, and other resources. Students must pass with a score of at least 80% in order to be considered for potential membership. (Source: SDSU FSL).
Responses are manually graded, so please complete this requirement early and be patient as responses are graded. You will only be contacted in the event that you do not meet or exceed 80%.
4.
Attend the Mandatory Recruitment Kickoff on January 28th (see “Recruitment Schedule” below).
5.
Attend Chapter Recruitment events from February 2nd through February 11th
Attend Chapter Recruitment Events, February 2nd through February 11th. Information on IFC Chapter Recruitment Events can be found below in the "IFC Chapter Event Rush Schedule” at the bottom of this page, or on IFC Chapter Instagram accounts. Chapters typically hold open recruitment events the first week of Recruitment, which all registered prospective members are often able to participate in. Chapters may also hold "invite-only" events, which are typically held the second week of Recruitment.
6.
IFC Bid Day on February 13th (see "Recruitment Schedule" below).
Bids (invitations to membership) are distributed at IFC Bid Day on February 13th where prospective members have the opportunity to respond to any bid that was extended from an IFC Chapter.
Time: 6 PM - 8 PM
Location: Montezuma Hall (located on the Second Floor of the Student Union)
Purpose: To introduce PMs to the IFC community and IFC Rush process, and to present important information for the following weeks of recruitment.
Attendance is required in order to receive a bid in IFC Spring 2026 Formal Recruitment. If you cannot attend due to an unavoidable conflict, please fill out our IFC Recruitment Absence Form (LINK) by January 27th at 5PM and the IFC will be in touch with next steps!.
2.
Attend “Meet the Chapters” on Saturday, January 31st and Sunday, February 1st.
Time: Prospective members will either be assigned a 11 AM or 2:30PM Event Check-In Time for each day, and should anticipate a 2.5-3 hour long event. Assignments will go out via email by January 29th.
Location: On-Campus (will be sent via email on January 29th).
Purpose: “Meet the Chapters” is a new event the IFC will be hosting, wherein prospective members are introduced to and will rotate through all IFC chapters over a 2-day weekend period.
Attendance is required both days in order to receive a bid in IFC Spring 2026 Formal Recruitment. If you cannot attend one or both of the days, please complete the Spring 2026 IFC Recruitment Absence Form (LINK) by January 29th at 5 PM, and the IFC will be in touch with next steps!
3.
Chapter Recruitment Events from Monday, February 2nd to Wednesday, February 11th
Time: Various
Location: Various locations
Purpose: To allow prospective members to meet the chapter and vice versa, in order to allow for informed recruitment decisions on both sides. Information on IFC Chapter Recruitment Events can be found below in the "IFC Chapter Event Rush Schedule” at the bottom of this page, or on IFC Chapter Instagram accounts. Chapters typically hold open recruitment events the first week of Recruitment, which all registered prospective members are often able to participate in. Chapters may also hold "invite-only" events, which are typically held the second week of Recruitment.
4.
IFC Bid Day on February 13th
Time: 3 PM - 5 PM
Location: Campanile Walkway
Purpose: Culminates the formal IFC recruitment process by formally welcoming new members into the community
If you cannot attend, please complete the Spring 2026 IFC Recruitment Absence Form (LINK) by February 12th at 5 PM, and the IFC will be in touch.