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480.00 International Alpha Gamma Delta New Member How does your chapter New Members Initiated Members Chapter Name manage finances and Included in Membership Costs Memberships Cost per SEMESTER Cost Breakdown Membership Costs per SEMESTER Cost Breakdown collect dues? International Alpha Gamma Delta New Member Fee - $75.00 Zeta Beta Chapter New Member Dues - National Dues, House/Parlor Fees, $55.00 International Alpha Gamma Delta Alpha Gamma Delta IHQ dues - $95.00 Programming, Social, Initiation Fee - $170.00 Alpha Gamma Delta OmegaFi $480.00 $255.00 FHC Sustainability Fee - $100.00 Recruitment/Intake, Apparel & Gear, Property Support - $130.00 Chapter Event/Activity Fee - $60.00 Service/Philanthrophy, Insurance FHC Sustainability Fee - $50.00 Payment *New members are also responsible for purchasing a badge. This amount (~$60.00) ranges as price depends on selected style* International Alpha Omicron Pi New Member Fee - $44.00 Lambda Upsilon Chapter Initiation Fee - $165.00 Lambda Upsilon Chapter National Dues, Programming, Social, Operating Fee - $121.50 Local Alpha Omicron Pi Billhighway $716.50 $667.00 not provided by chapter Recruitment/Intake, Apparel & Gear, Chapter Dues - $236.00 Service/Philanthrophy Building and Furnishing Fee - $150.00 *New members are also responsible for purchasing a badge. This amount (~$90.00) ranges as price depends on selected style* Alpha Phi Int'l New Member Fees - $296.48 National Dues, Programming, Social, (one-time fee) Recruitment/Intake, Apparel & Gear, Alpha Phi Billhighway $621.48 $214.00 Spring 2021 Chapter Dues - $214.00 Spring 2021 Chapter Dues - $150.00 Service/Philanthrophy, Insurance House Bond - $175.00 Payment National Dues, House/Parlor Fees, Programming, Social, Gamma Phi Beta Billhighway $300.00 not provided by chapter $300.00 not provided by chapter Recruitment/Intake, Apparel & Gear, Service/Philanthrophy, Insurance Payment New Member Dues - $125.00 National Dues, Programming, Initiation Fee - $135.00 Active Member Dues - $125.00 Kappa Alpha Theta Billhighway $288.25 $153.25 Recruitment/Intake, Apparel & Gear, Lehigh Panhellenic Fee - $25.00 Lehigh Panhellenic Fee - $25.00 Service/Philanthrophy National Panhellenic Fee - $3.25 National New Member Fee - $43.00 (Feb) Local New Member Fee - $109.00 (Feb) Local Panhellenic Dues $35.00 (Feb) National Initiation Fee - $191.00 (March) National Dues, House/Parlor Fees, Kappa Delta Billhighway $532.00 $95.00 not provided by chapter Golden Circle Fee $10.00 (March) Service/Philanthrophy Spring National Dues $65.00 (April) Facility Fee - $25.00 (April) Badge Fee - $54.00 (May) Fraternity Fees: Fraternity Dues - $55.00 Fraternity Fees: Technology Fee - $25.00 Fraternity Dues - $55.00 Greekbill Service Fee - $9.00 Liability Insurance - $28.00 $834.00 Fraternity New Member Fee - $125.00 $393.00 National Dues, House/Parlor Fees, Technology Fee - $25.00 *These dues are all-inclusive, House Fund Fee - $250.00 *These dues are in-inclusive, Programming, Social, Greekbill Service Fee - $9.00 Pi Beta Phi Greekbill meaning there will be no other Fraternity Initiation Fee - $35.00 meaning there will be no other Recruitment/Intake, Apparel & Gear, National Panhellenic Dues - $3.00 financial obligations for members Chapter Fees: financial obligations for members Service/Philanthrophy, Insurance Chapter Fees: beyond dues* Chapter New Member Dues - $37.50 beyond dues* Payment Chapter Member Dues - $30.00 Social & Entertainment Fees - $32.50 Campus Panhellenic Fee - $18.00 Facility Fee - $215.00 Facility Fee $225.00 Chapter Initiation Fee - $31.25 Chapter New Member Dues - $18.75 National Fees: New Member Fee - $60.00 National Fees: Initiation Fee - $115.00 Per Capita Fee - $55.00 Per Capita Fee - $55.00 Scholarship - $5.00 Scholarship - $5.00 Technology Fee - $20.00 National Dues, Programming, Insurance - $23.00 Zeta Tau Alpha Billhighway $569.25 $371.25 House Reserve Fund - $90.00 Recruitment/Intake, Apparel & Gear, Technology Fee - $20.00 Chapter Fees: Service/Philanthrophy, Insurance Payment House Reserve Fund - $90.00 Chapter Dues - $141.25 Chapter Fees: Chapter Composite - $35.00 Chapter Dues - $141.25 Panhellenic Dues - $25.00 Chapter Composite - $35.00 Panhellenic Dues - $25.00.
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