↑The chapter went dormant when the high school closed; its successor and the sole high school in Sedalia is Smith-Cotton High School, established in 1925.
↑This chapter originated as Mu Phi Psi (local), established before 1902. The chapter went dormant when its college closed in 1909, selling its property without merger to Western Kentucky Normal School.
↑Chapter withdrew to become Beta Sigma Beta (local)
↑The college closed in 1951, selling its property without merger to the Tennessee Baptist Convention, using the grounds and buildings to establish Belmont University
↑The school name was variously reported as "Fairmount" or "Fairmont", the latter being the usage reflected here. Project editors assume this was due to a 100-year-old typo; same city, same founder. The same school briefly hosted chapters from ΑΣΑ, ΒΣΟ, and ΚΔ.
↑The college closed briefly in 1924, reopened as a junior college in 1930, and closed again in 1934.
↑This chapter originated as Sigma Theta Pi (local) before 1907. It withdrew to form Phi Beta (local) in consolidation with the Gamma chapter of Phi Mu Gamma. In 1915, Phi Beta (local) joined the Alpha Epsilon chapter of Delta Delta Delta.
↑The chapter went dormant when the college closed.
↑This chapter originated as Sigma Tau Phi (local) before 1908. The chapter went dormant when a fire on February 13, 1913 destroyed the college. Although the college soon merged with nearby William Jewell College, the chapter did not survive the process.
↑his school closed in 1929. Its grounds have been the site of several later schools, including Bob Jones College and, later, Lee University.
↑This chapter originated as Lambda Mu (local) in 1899.
↑This chapter had its origin in Kappa Kappa Kappa (local) in 1905. It withdrew to become Beta Kappa (local). In 1919, it became the Upsilon Beta chapter of Chi Omega.
↑This chapter had its origin as Delta Pi (local) before 1914.
↑This chapter originated as Pi Sigma Phi (local) in 1913.
↑Lindenwood's four original sororities abruptly ceased in 1920 and 1921, with the campus welcoming replacements seventy years later.
↑The chapter originated as Mu Delta (local) in 1903.
↑The chapter originated as Sigma Omega Sigma (local) in 1923.
↑The chapter originated as Sigma Delta (local) in 1924.
↑The chapter originated as Omega Rho (local) in 1923.
↑The chapter originated as Alpha Iota Sigma (local) in 1922.
↑The chapter originated as Sigma Phi Delta (local) in 1923. In 1930, it absorbed the Delta chapter of Pi Sigma Gamma, a small national sorority that ceased operations fully in 1932. That chapter (ΠΣΓ) originated as Phi Delta Gamma (local) in 1925.
↑The chapter originated as Chi Kappa (local) in 1925. It became the Delta Phi chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha.
↑The chapter originated as Delta Psi (local) in 1923.
↑The chapter originated as Theta Omicron (local) in 1924.
↑The chapter originated as Delta Chi Delta (local) in 1922. In 1932, it absorbed the Alpha chapter of Pi Sigma Gamma, a small national organization it had founded in 1919, which ceased operations that year.
↑The chapter originated as Delta Mu (local) in 1923.
↑The chapter originated as Pi Delta Phi (local) in 1923.
↑The chapter originated as Alpha Mu Alpha (local) before 1928.
↑The chapter originated as Delta Xi (local) in 1925.
↑The chapter originated as Zeta Tau Delta (local) in 1925.
↑The chapter originated as Phi Lambda Sigma (local) in 1870. It became the Delta Upsilon chapter of Alpha Phi
↑The chapter originated as Kappa Gamma (local) in 1923. It became Delta Tau chapter of Alpha Phi.
↑The chapter originated as Zeta Sigma (local) in 1926.
↑The chapter originated as Alpha Delta Sigma (local) in 1921. The chapter closed in 1964; no merger was effected.
↑The chapter originated as Sigma Alpha Omega (local) in 1921.
↑The chapter originated as Phi Sigma Omega (local) in 1918.
↑The chapter originated as Kappa Upsilon (local) in 1928.
↑The chapter originated as Iota Pi (local) in 1919. It became Delta Chi chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha.
↑The chapter originated as the Kumtex Club (local) in 1921, which in 1922 became the Beta chapter of Pi Sigma Gamma, a small national that dissolved in 1932.
↑The chapter originated as Epsilon Nu (local) in 1920, which in 1926 became the Gamma chapter of Pi Sigma Gamma, a small national that dissolved in 1932. It became the Beta Alpha chapter of Beta Sigma Omicron in 1932 but reverted to local status at the time of the 1964 merger with Zeta Tau Alpha.
↑The chapter formed from Sigma Iota Chi, established in 1924 at Howard College, now called Samford University. Became Delta Psi chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha.
↑The chapter originated as Omicron Mu Gamma (local) in 1928. It became Delta Omega chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha.
↑The chapter originated as Chi Phi Delta (local) before 1941. It withdrew to form Beta Sigma Delta (local) in 1964, rather than participate in the national merger.
↑The chapter originated as the Kallozetia Club (local) in 1945.
↑The chapter originated as Omega Delta Phi (local) in 1946.
↑The chapter originated as Alpha Sigma Pi (local) in 1919. It became the Zeta Beta chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha.
↑The chapter originated as Zeta Kappa Delta (local) in 1950. It became the Delta Phi chapter of Alpha Phi.
↑The chapter originated as a Beta Sigma Omicron colony in 1951. It became the Zeta Gamma chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha.
↑The chapter originated as Lambda Sigma Chi (local) in 1934 at Fenn College, now called Cleveland State University. It reverted to local status at the time of the national merger with Zeta Tau Alpha.
↑The chapter withdrew to form Alpha Beta Nu (local) the year before the national merger with Zeta Tau Alpha. This chapter became the Gamma Epsilon chapter of Phi Sigma Sigma in 1972.