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First, since your user name looks like it could be your real name, be careful not to divulge any further information on this message board, including where you will be attending school.
Once upon a time, it wouldn't be unheard of for someone to become an undergraduate member of an NPHC organization through an intermediate chapter, at-large/regional process or as an associate member of a graduate/alumni chapter.
However, as time went on and the NPHC grew, there weren't too many reasons left to maintain a non-traditional pathway to membership. Either there is a traditional chapter on campus, the possibility of a traditional chapter on campus, or access to a city-wide undergraduate chapter.
The reason I am saying all this is because it sounds odd to me that a freshman wants to join a graduate chapter. So maybe you don't have all the facts.
You should contact family friends, former teachers, and acquaintances from high school who are in the fraternity you want to join. They will have the best information for you. If there is no chapter already on the campus, you may want to find out why from your school.
But take your time. No NPHC fraternity takes first semester freshmen, and some orgs and many campuses do not allow second semester freshmen to join either. So focus on your grades and community involvement as you contact people you know for accurate answers.
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