How much does it cost to pledge Kappa Alpha Psi?



Joining Kappa Alpha Psi is not a cheap endeavor. The initiation fee is a one-time payment of $84, while new members must pay a one-time fee of $2,083 if they are freshmen, and $150 if they are sophomores. Additionally, members must pay annual dues of $150 plus any applicable reactivation fees. There is also no guarantee that a prospective member will be granted permission to join the fraternity, with the cost of pledging ranging from $400 to $600.

How much are dues for Kappa Alpha Psi?

Joining Kappa Alpha Psi comes with a one-time Initiation Fee of $84, followed by New Member Dues that vary depending on the member’s level of education. Freshmen pay $2,083, Sophomores pay $1,978, Juniors and Seniors pay $1,873. Alternatively, members can opt to pay dues in two installments. The first installment is $200 plus a $7.70 online processing fee, while the second installment is also $200 plus a $7.70 online processing fee. Members can also choose to pay the full dues of $400 plus a $14.90 online processing fee. Membership in Kappa Alpha Psi is a lifetime commitment to the values and principles of the fraternity, and only those who display a commitment to such values are considered for membership.

How long is the pledging process for Kappa Alpha Psi?

The process of pledging for Kappa Alpha Psi typically takes six to seven weeks, during which prospective members take 16 classes learning about the fraternity’s history, followed by a 100-question test. During this period, pledges must work to gain the trust, respect, loyalty and confidence of their brothers. If a non-participant candidate fails to report incidents of physical or verbal abuse, they may face suspension for a period of two to 15 years.

How do I join Kappa Alpha Psi alumni?





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  1. Acceptable qualities of Kappa Alpha Psi members include:
  2. Requirements for Intake: Any male having graduated from an accredited four (4) year educational institution may petition for membership into this Chapter.
  3. Three letters of recommendation from Financial Kappa men.