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Back in the day, you weren't locked into a dorm contract until after fall rush. If you pledged a fraternity or independent living group (most of which are coed fraternities), you moved straight into the house. Only one sorority had a house (and it was big), so if you joined that sorority, you spent your freshman year in the dorms and then moved to the house... if you joined a different sorority, you could expect to stay in the dorms.
Now, freshmen are required to live in the dorms. If you pledge during your freshman year, you can move into the house at the start of your sophomore year. People who pledge during sophomore year or later usually finish out their pledge semester in the dorm, and then move into the house, or not.
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