As is the norm at MIT, we take academics seriously at Zeta Psi. In fact, MIT Fraternities, Sororities, and Independent Living Groups have a higher average GPA than the dorms! Our members are enrolled in 15 of the 20 majors and are involved in numerous research and lab projects. Due to this and because of the fact that both undergraduates and a few graduate students are residents in our house, we have a very solid academic support net--it is natural to see brothers working together and helping each other out at all hours of the day. Similarly, it is not uncommon to have older Brothers who are TAing underclassmen courses or have already taken a course help younger Brothers in that course. In fact, we have an explicit tutoring program for underclassmen. It is also common for older Brothers to donate course materials (study guides, books, etc.), to the Fraternity for any Brother's use; we store this material in our library. We also promote learning outside of the classroom: our alumni have often connected undergrads to internships that have given them valuble real-world skills. Below is a sampling of some of the research and internships Brothers are involved in.

UROPs/Research:
Swarm robot localization with machine learning techniques
A Census of Climate and Energy Models
MIT Compact Muon Solenoid on the Large Hadron Collider at CERN

Internships:
Microsoft Corp.
Google
McKinsey & Co.
NASA Goddard
U.S. Department of Energy