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I don't know how it is now, but back in the day my chapter had about 150 sisters and a house that would sleep about 50. Unless you or your parents owned a house or a condo or something in town (or if your name was already on a lease for the semester), you had to move into the house once you were in line to fill a vacancy. Once you moved in, you were in for good. So all of the seniors had to live in, which was good because they stayed involved. Once they graduated, sisters from the next pledge class would have to move in - vacancies were filled in order of initiation. Pledges couldnt live in. Certain higher-level officers had to live in, but the way the system worked they would usually have been living in the house anyway.
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