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Did you know?
Latinos represent almost 10% of the student enrollment in higher education. We compose 14.5% of the college age population in the United States. This is expected to rise to 22% by 2025.

The representation of Latinos has grown 198% between 1983 and 2003.
Latinos who enroll in college immediately following high school enter at a similar rate compared to other groups.
        66% Latinos   60% African Americans   68% Whites
The ones who enter between the ages of 20-24 have a lower rate of enrollment compared to other groups.
         36% Latinos   40% African Americans   46% Whites
53% of Latinos in higher education attend two-year colleges, compared to 53% African American and 56% Whites who enroll in four-year universities.

The Latio rate in Graduate Schools has also increased during the last couple of years. We compose 4% of the graduate population, while African Americans hold 6% and Whites hold 73%.
Why join a fraternity?
Fraternities produce leaders, scholars and graduates.
Your goals and personality will help find the right fraternity for you.
Leadership:
Lambda Theta Phi encourages its Brothers and interested individuals to get involved in service and social events on campus.
This provides our Brothers with experince in leadership positions on school campuses as well as their surrounding communities.
Scholarship:
A principle upheld by the Lambdas is approaching academics with discipline. A strong academic record during your undergraduate years not only prepares you for success after you receive your degree, it represents your strengh and character.
Graduation:
Lambda Theta Phi Latin Fraternity, Inc. develops well-rounded individuals.These men are committed to Leadership, Scholarship, Community Service, and Brotherhood.

The chapters in MD, VA and WV have a 98% graduation rate.