How to join a sorority or a fraternity in BitLife

How to join a sorority or a fraternity in BitLife: who can rush, the Greek myth quiz answers, why houses reject you, the job perk and the challenges.

Go to a university in the United States or Canada. Then open School, tap your university, and pick Sororities. Choose a house and rush it. If the house considers you, answer one question about Greek mythology. A correct answer gets you in.

  1. Be born in, or move to, the United States or Canada.
  2. Finish high school and enroll at a university.
  3. Open School and tap your university.
  4. Tap Sororities. A male character sees Fraternities instead.
  5. Pick a house and rush it.
  6. If the house considers you, answer the Greek mythology question.
  7. If the house rejects you, try another house, or try again later.

Three guides give this menu path: Gfinity Esports, The Nerd Stash, and Tryhard Guides. The BitLife wiki describes the rush and the question. Greek life costs nothing. No source says that you need Bitizenship or a paid pack.

Only a university student in the United States or Canada can join. The BitLife wiki and Levelwinner both say this. A student in any other country does not see the option.

The game splits Greek life by gender. Male characters rush fraternities. Female characters rush sororities. Everything else in this guide works the same for both.

You must be enrolled at a university. If you have not enrolled yet, our guide on how to get smarter in BitLife helps you reach the grades for university.

The question is about Greek gods and Greek myths. The game asks one question for each rush. The Nerd Stash and Tryhard Guides list these questions and answers:

QuestionAnswer
The goddess of victoryNike
The ruler of the godsZeus
The god of windAeolus
The goddess of agricultureDemeter
The city-state with the best warriorsSparta
The river that Achilles was dipped intoStyx
The weapon of ZeusLightning bolts
The god who was physically uglyHephaestus

The game can ask other questions too. BitLife has other tests with fixed answers. See our BitLife driving test answers and boating test answers.

The house did not consider you, or you gave a wrong answer. BitLife does not show the rule that decides if a house considers you. The guides do not agree on it:

  • Levelwinner says that you must be “reasonably popular”.
  • Gfinity Esports says that you need “very high popularity”.
  • The Nerd Stash and Tryhard Guides say that you need Looks of 80% or more.
  • Gamezebo says that Looks is “probably the most important” stat.

Looks alone is not always enough. A reader on Tryhard Guides wrote: “I have 97% of looks but I can’t rush into a sorority! Why?” The author replied that popularity may be the problem.

What a rejection costs

A rejection lowers your Happiness by 50, as the BitLife wiki states. A successful rush raises Happiness. So raise your Looks and your popularity before you rush, and rush when your Happiness is high.

How to raise your chances

  • Raise Looks with the gym and other activities. Our guide on how to increase looks in BitLife lists the options.
  • Raise your popularity before you rush.
  • Try a different house after a rejection. Levelwinner and The Nerd Stash say that you can keep trying.

The main benefit is a job connection. After you graduate, a job interviewer can turn out to be from your fraternity or sorority. That person can hire you without the interview. The BitLife wiki and Levelwinner both describe this.

Levelwinner says that membership also gives a small boost to popularity. Gfinity Esports says that the sorority activities give no money and no stat boosts. The sources do not agree, so expect a small effect at most.

We found no job that requires Greek life. Read how to get a job in BitLife for the normal interview steps. For a career that starts at university, see how to become a judge in BitLife.

The Brothers Forever achievement

The achievement “Brothers Forever” asks you to get hired by a frat brother. The BitLife wiki rates it Moderate and says that it depends on chance. It needs no purchase and gives no ribbon.

  1. Join a fraternity or a sorority in the United States or Canada.
  2. Graduate.
  3. Apply for jobs until an interviewer from your house hires you.

No BitLife ribbon is about Greek life. See every BitLife ribbon for the full list.

The houses have Greek letter names, as at real universities. Gfinity Esports names Alpha Epsilon Phi and Delta Gamma as examples. It says that there are usually at least twenty houses, and that the list depends on the country. A character page on the BitLife wiki mentions a member of Alpha Omicron Pi.

We could not find a full list of the houses.

Fraternities and sororities came in the School Update. On iPhone, that was version 1.23, released on September 30, 2019. Its notes list “Frats and sororities in the US & Canada.” On Android, it was version 1.17, released on November 22, 2019. The BitLife wiki lists both, and Gamezebo covered the iPhone update on its release day.

The same update added school activities, cliques, and grade school.

Two challenges on the BitLife wiki use Greek life.

Legally Blonde Challenge (November 27 to December 1, 2021)

  1. Be born a female in California.
  2. Have a Chihuahua named Bruiser.
  3. Be initiated into a sorority.
  4. Get accepted into law school with 100% looks.

Gimme Gimme Challenge

  1. Be born a male in Washington.
  2. Use a fraternity connection to get a job.
  3. Receive 5 or more drinks at the club.
  4. Receive a promotion while you work less than expected.

A user blog on the wiki lists the Gimme Gimme Challenge, so treat its steps as less certain. For the current challenges, see BitLife challenges and scenarios.

You leave when you graduate. Gfinity Esports says that you can also leave if you stop the sorority activities. We found no source that describes how a house kicks you out.

There is no hazing. Levelwinner says that the initiation is the quiz, “not a physical or drinking-based hazing ritual”. We found no pledge events in the wiki either.

In BitLife, Greek life is one menu, one question, and one chance of a job later. That fits the fast pace of BitLife. A whole life takes minutes. New to the game? Start with what BitLife is.

LifeSim, the game we make, runs one day at a time. A teen player goes to school, and a player can enroll at a university and earn a degree. You talk to classmates in your own words, and they remember you. It has no Greek life menu, and a life takes much longer than in BitLife. If you want quick lives and many ribbons, stay with BitLife. Our page on LifeSim as a BitLife alternative compares the two.

New to life sims? Read what a life simulator is, or play LifeSim, a free online life simulator on a real map of Earth.

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