Dear Prospective Member,
I rushed DSP right when I joined college. 100% internship rate and insanely cracked brothers? It was a no-brainer for me. I was a Computer Science and Quantitative Economics double major, eager to learn, build my resume, and surround myself with ambitious people.
However, DSP quickly became far more than a professional organization to me. It became a constant in my college experience, and the community I came back to, no matter how busy or overwhelming things felt. I found people who hold themselves to a high standard, but who also show up for each other in the moments that matter. These are friends I spend nearly every day with, people I live with, travel with, and grow alongside. They are the kind of friendships that make long weeks feel lighter and hard moments easier to handle.
What truly differentiates DSP is not a checklist of accomplishments or titles, but the people you go through college with. Every business fraternity offers opportunities, but the culture and relationships you build ultimately define your experience. Our chapter is tight-knit, hardworking, and full of personalities that make even the busiest weeks enjoyable. The conversations, the laughs, the late nights, and the shared ambition are what give our community its value and make it feel like home.
Recruitment is as much an opportunity for you to evaluate us as it is for us to meet you. We encourage you to come out, talk to our brothers, and decide for yourself if this is the type of community you want to be a part of. The people you surround yourself with in college will shape not only your career but who you become.
As President of the Pi Sigma Chapter, I’m proud of the culture we’ve built and excited to see the next group of students who will help carry it forward. I hope you take the time to explore this opportunity and see what makes Delta Sigma Pi special.
Warm regards,
Lohit Potnuru | President - Pi Sigma Chapter