Theta Tau rush tabling

Recruitment

Rush Theta Tau

Rush is now closed. Please fill out the interest form below to be notified when we start our rush process next semester.

Rush Interest Form

Why Rush Theta Tau?

For engineering students at ASU, Theta Tau isn't just another organization. It's where careers are shaped, lasting friendships are built, and the kind of professional network that follows you beyond graduation starts to form. As the oldest and largest co-ed engineering fraternity in the nation, Theta Tau offers something clubs can't: a proven path from student to engineer, backed by a brotherhood that invests in you. Whether you're looking to sharpen your technical edge, step into leadership, or find your people in a demanding major, rushing Theta Tau might be the most valuable decision you make at ASU.

Rush Week

Remaining Spring 2026 Events

Rush for this semester has ended.

Theta Tau new members

New Members

The Theta Tau Start.

After you say “yes” to Theta Tau, you step into our new member education process: a structured and supportive path that builds brotherhood, develops leadership, and connects you to the people who make this chapter feel like home.

I'm Interested

The Rush Experience

What Our Members Say

Ball pit event
“A family away from home.”
Tabling event
“Professional growth with real support.”
“Memories that last far beyond college.”
Group game night
“Friends who push you to be your best.”
Rush night
Movie night
“Leadership skills that show up anywhere.”
Brotherhood group
“Opportunities to network with alumni.”
“Confidence built through shared wins.”
Rush gathering
“Giving back together feels powerful.”
Brotherhood fun
Rush event
“A brotherhood that shows up for you.”
Formal event
“Teamwork that turns ideas into reality.”
“Great memories, a lot of fun.”
Service project
“Community, service, and lifelong bonds.”
Service event

FAQs

Rush is a two-week period full of fun events to help you get to know Theta Tau. We host info sessions, game nights, and much more! Attending rush events is the first step in becoming a member of Theta Tau. All events are FREE, and often have free food. So stop by and have some fun!

Pledging is your chance to determine if Theta Tau is the right fit for you, and prepares you for becoming a member. Pledging is the next step after rush, and is a semester long process. You will get to meet all its members, learn about the history of the chapter and the fraternity, participate in professional and service events, and form bonds which will last the rest of your life. You'll also help pick your big brother, who is an active member that will guide you through the pledging process and for many years to come.

You must meet the following requirements at the time of initiation: Be within an ABET accredited major at Arizona State University; Have at least 6 months before graduation; Have a minimum (passing GPA) of 2.0; Not be a member of a competing Fraternity or Sorority; At least 18 years old.

As long as you are enrolled in engineering at the time of initiation, you will be a member of Theta Tau for life. While we focus on engineering, and most of our members complete degrees in engineering, we do have members change majors.

Honor societies are great for being around people that share an academic interest with you. These are excellent groups for furthering your interests in a topic, but the benefits often stop there. Because Theta Tau is a brotherhood, you will join a group of people that take friendships beyond the classroom and even the campus, and treat you like part of a family. When you join Theta Tau you will make friendships that will last the rest of your life, anywhere you go.

THAY-Ta TAH. Notice the pronunciation of 'Tau' differs from the typical pronunciation you might hear in a Math class. This is not by mistake, but rather a Greek Grammatical rule.