Beta Sigma Psi tries to incorporate the 3 S's in everything that it does:  Spiritual growth, Scholastic achievement, and Social responsibility.

Spiritual Growth

Our fraternity was founded as a Lutheran Society in 1919 with spiritual life at its center, and it was intended to remain that way.  Spiritual is the most important "S" of the three. Beta Sigma Psi performs many activities to develop the spiritual growth of its members.  The chapter hosts an annual "Beta Sig" Sunday each fall next door at Campus Lutheran Church.  The House holds weekly Bible studies and occasional Bible studies open to the campus, as well as in-house Reformation Day and Ash Wednesday church services.

Scholastic Achievement

Beta Sigma Psi strives for scholastic excellence.  The House GPA is consistently around a 3.0 every semester, and we are consistently trying to improve.  We were #1 in grades among all fraternities at MU during the Winter Semester 2005, and consistently rank in the top 25% of fraternities at MU.  We maintain a strict scholarship policy that includes quiet hours and mandatory study hours for new members.  We work hard to help those who may be struggling with classes.

Social Responsibility

But we are in college to also have fun, right?  Beta Sigma Psi hosts many social activities, including an annual Pig Roast, Float Trip, and Hayride.  Every year we have a Christmas Semi-Formal and in the spring we hold our annual Gold Rose Formal outside of Columbia (this year it is in Chicago, IL).  Our chapter also participates in activities that only Greeks can do, such as Homecoming and Greek Week.  The House participates in intramural sports as well.  There is something for everyone here at Beta Sig.