Fraternity Totally Explained

Everything about Fraternity totally explained

Fraternity is a word for brotherhood, and by extension deep friendship or camaraderie. It may refer to:

A secret society, monastic, or chivalric order
A bachelor band, in zoology or working with animals

Some types of student society, social organizations of students of higher education:

Fraternities and sororities in Canada, United States and Puerto Rico
- Social fraternities and sororities, organizations which serve as an extracurricular way to help college students develop character or life skills.
- Honor societies, organizations in which membership recognizes scholastic excellence
- Class societies, organizations in which membership is limited by year of study
- Literary societies, organizations formed as a student-directed supplement to the academic curriculum
- Professional fraternities, organizations which promote fellowship among those in a particular academic discipline or career field
- Service fraternities and sororities, organizations whose primary purpose is community service
- informally, a fraternity or sorority house, large group housing for members of a fraternity or sorority
Student corporations in Australia
Studentenverbindungen in Germany
Studentenverenigingen in the Netherlands
Nations at Swedish universities
Disput
Ordine goliardico
Tuna
Fraternities and sororities in the Philippines
Puerto Rican fraternities and sororities

Benefit society, mutual aid society

Friendly society, for a common financial or social purpose, for example Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Fraternal and service organizations, for example Knights of Columbus or Freemasonry

A social club

Fraternity (band), an Australian rock group from the early 1970s, featuring AC/DC's Bon Scott

Fraternity Records, a record label

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