Defunct National Organizations
| Organization | Symbol | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alpha Delta Theta | ΑΔΘ | m. ΦΜ | |
| Alpha Sigma Chi | ΑΣΧ | m. with ΒΘΠ circa 1879 | |
| Beta Phi Alpha | ΒΦΑ | Bid-A-Wee, Aldebaran; m. ΔΖ | |
| Delta Sigma | ΔΣ | m. ΑΟΠ | |
| Delta Sigma Epsilon | ΔΣΕ | m. ΔΖ | |
| Iota Alpha Pi | ΙΑΠ | J.A.P., defunct 1971 | |
| Kappa Phi Lambda | ΚΦΛ | Defunct in 1874 | |
| Lambda Omega | ΛΩ | Norroena; m. ΔΖ | |
| Pi Delta Kappa | ΠΔΚ | m. ΧΩ | |
| Pi Kappa Sigma | ΠΚΣ | m. ΣΚ | |
| Pi Lambda Sigma | ΠΛΣ | m. ΒΦΜ | |
| Sigma Iota | ΣΙ | m. ΦΑ | |
| Phi Omega Pi | ΦΩΠ | Achoth; m. ΑΟΠ, ΑΓΔ, ΣΚ, ΚΑΘ, ΔΖ | |
| Phi Lambda Alpha | ΦΛΑ | m. ΦΙΑ | |
| Theta Upsilon | ΘΥ | Mekatina; m. ΔΖ |
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