Cast
- John White as Erik Stifler, a freshman pledging the Beta House.
- Steve Talley as Dwight Stifler, the pledge master and leader of the Beta House.
- Christopher McDonald as Harry Stifler (Mr. Stifler), Erik's father.
- Eugene Levy as Noah Levenstein (aka "Jim's Dad"), Beta House alumni and the officiator of the Greek Olympiad. He is a longtime family friend to the Stifler clan.
- Meghan Heffern as Ashley, Erik's love interest.
- Jake Siegel as Mike "Cooze" Coozeman, Erik's friend and a freshman pledging the Beta House alongside Erik and Bobby.
- Tyrone Savage as Edgar Willis, Geek House's president and Dwight's main rival.
- Nic Nac as Bobby, Erik's roommate and a freshman pledging the Beta House alongside Erik and Cooze.
- Jonathan Keltz as Wesley (aka "Blackout Menace"), a member and the rush chair of the Beta House.
- Sarah Power as Denise, Ashley's friend and Cooze's love interest.
- Bradford Anderson as Jake Parker, a handicapped member of the Geek House.
- Robbie Amell as Nick Anderson, a freshman the guys meet who's also pledging the Beta House.
- Daniel Petronijevic as Bull, a member and resident redneck of the Beta House.
- Christine Barger as Margie, Bobby's girlfriend.
- Jaclyn A. Smith as Jill, assistant officiator of the Greek Olympiad. Cooze's former love interest.
- Jordan Prentice (cameo) as Rock, a dwarf and former rival of Stifler.
- Italia Ricci as Laura Johnson, college freshman escorted by Stifler.
- Moshana Halbert as Sara Coleman, college freshman escorted by Stifler.
- Tatiana Anderson as Geek House Bodybuilding Chick.
- Angela Besharah as Irene, Geek House Queen and Edgar's estranged girlfriend, who dumps him for Dwight.
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