Alpha Kappa Psi is unique because our brothers come from various majors and backgrounds. While the majority of our brothers are enrolled in the Leavey School of Business, the Psi Omega Chapter also has brothers pursuing engineering, political science, communication, computer science and more!

Our fraternity recognizes the universal nature of business and provides the opportunity for you to develop professional skills that will lead you towards your journey to success, regardless of your career path. During rush and pledging, potential new members will have the opportunity to work in various team settings that showcase your individual strengths while simultaneously connecting you with likeminded brothers that possess the same level of passion and energy as you do.

Rush is a series of events planned by the active chapter for prospective members to learn about our fraternity and for our brothers to meet potential future members. Rush take place two times a year, generally during Week 2 of Fall and Winter quarter. By attending these events, you can see if AKPsi is a good fit for you.

As one of the two business fraternities on campus, AKPsi offers much more than professional development. Looking at our five core values, we strive to meet the balance between both professional and social development. Our brothers are highly accomplished students who are motivated to do more, to achieve more. Our alumni go on to rewarding and exciting careers by utilizing the resources that AKPsi provides to help individuals reach their full potential. We also recognize that business talent comes from all majors, and our openness to students of all different backgrounds and majors is one of our greatest strengths. We invite you to learn more about us and we look forward to meeting you.

Alpha Kappa Psi was founded as an all male fraternity in 1904, with one of their biggest objectives being to help set up business schools at universities. The Federal Government was more than happy to provide financial assistance to AKPsi's mission. In 1976, with the passage of the Equal Rights in Education Act, AKPsi welcomed strong, business-minded women into the fraternity.

There is no specific type of person that AKPsi looks for, because we recognize that each individual has different strengths. However, our expectations are no different than those from any professional organization- we expect prospective members to be bright and motivated individuals who work well with others. Every individual that is given a bid earns it based on individual merits, and we look for potential just as much as present qualities.

Rushing multiple times is allowed and even encouraged if you're dedicated to joining AKPsi; there is no penalty for returning, and many members have rushed more than once. A bid is an invitation to enter the pledge process; if you accept, you become a pledge: a potential member who has undergone a fraternity ritual and committed to working toward full Brotherhood.